Tumor de Warthin ectópico en la nasofaringe. A propósito de un caso clínico

Postigo, E. Berrocal; Galera-Ruiz, Hugo; Clemente, J. Ruiz; García, J. González; Borge, F. Muñoz

doi:10.1016/s0001-6519(05)78624-6

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“…Some authors propose that virus infect ductal epithelial cells, and the release of gene products or cytokines by infected cells may activate lymphoid tissue and result in a polyclonal B/cell response ( 18 - 20 ). On this regard, some authors have suggested as a cause chronic obstruction of the nasopharinx ( 8 ) and intense smoking as an irritating factor ( 10 , 14 ), the lymphoid population in our case was polyclonal with B cell predominance indicating a reactive phenomenon as suggested by Yeh et al . ( 9 ).…”

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Synchronic nasopharyngeal and intraparotid warthin tumors: a case report and literature review

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Warthin tumor is the second most frequent benign salivary gland tumor after pleomorphic adenoma; it occurs almost exclusively in the parotid gland and peri-parotideal lymph nodes, although it may rarely present in other locations. It may be multicentric and bilateral in a small percentage of cases. Nasopharyngeal Warthin tumor is very rare, and the presence of a synchronic WT involving nasopharynx and parotid is an exceptional event, as it has been described only twice in the literature. In this article we report an additional case of a synchronic Warthin tumor and review the related literature. Key words:Warthin tumor, synchronic WT, multicéntrico, nasopharynx.

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Synchronic nasopharyngeal and intraparotid warthin tumors: a case report and literature review

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Nasopharyngeale Raumforderung mit assoziiertem Paukenerguss

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Warthin tumors (cystadenolymphoma, cystadenoma lymphomatosum papilliferum) account for approximately 10-15 % of all benign salivary gland tumors and are bilateral in approximately 10-15 %, as well as extraparotideal in approximately 8 % of cases. Nasopharyngeal Warthin tumors are extremely rare; however they should be borne in mind as a consideration of differential diagnostics. Furthermore, parotid glands and cervical lymph nodes should be examined as associated synchronous or metachronous manifestations are possible. Palpation, sonography and other radiological imaging of the cervical region, if applicable, might be required.

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Warthin’s tumour in oral and maxillofacial regions: an 18-year retrospective study of 1084 cases in an eastern-Chinese population

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Zhu

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International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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Tumor de Warthin ectópico en la nasofaringe. A propósito de un caso clínico

Cited by 5 publications

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Synchronic nasopharyngeal and intraparotid warthin tumors: a case report and literature review

Synchronic nasopharyngeal and intraparotid warthin tumors: a case report and literature review

Nasopharyngeale Raumforderung mit assoziiertem Paukenerguss

Warthin’s tumour in oral and maxillofacial regions: an 18-year retrospective study of 1084 cases in an eastern-Chinese population

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