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Angiofibromas
Scientists at St. Vincent's Hospital discuss research in angiofibromas
June 9th, 2009
"A diverse group of pathologic findings requires surgical excision from the sinonasal tract. Symptoms directly related to pathologic findings, pending complications and the possibility or suspicion of malignancy, should be the cornerstones of surgical decision making," scientists in Sydney, Australia report. "The management of benign sinonasal masses should follow a balanced algorithm to weigh the need for resection against the adverse effects of surgical removal. Endoscopic approaches have become the primary modality by which most benign masses of the nasal cavity and sinuses are managed," wrote R.J. Harvey and colleagues, St. Vincent's Hospital. ...
Source: Cancer Weekly (2009-06-09)
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