Adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC) is the most common salivary gland malignancies, with high rate of local recurrence and unpredictable prognosis. Based on previous research, prognosis of ACC in salivary gland which is correlated with survival rates, is related with histopathological malignancy degree based on its growth pattern type. This study was conducted in Pathology Anatomy Department of Medi…
Adenoid enlargement is uncommon in adult because physiologically adenoid will be disappeared by the age of 14 years. Management is different from adenoid hypertrophy in children. Clinical, radiological and laboratory examination has to be completed and periodically only to find etiologic factors, such as allergic reaction, immunology deficiency and the risk of nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Periodic…
Adenoid enlargement is uncommon in adult because physiologically adenoid will be disappeared by the age of 14 years. Management is different from adenoid hypertrophy in children. Clinical, radiological and laboratory examination has to be completed and periodically only to find etiologic factors, such as allergic reaction, immunology deficiency and the risk of nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Periodic…