angiofibroma in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "angiofibroma"

1. This histochemical investigation also supports the thesis of an organoid growth pattern of juvenile angiofibroma.

2. These include nasopharyngeal cysts, lymphoid hyperplasia, juvenile angiofibroma, carcinomas and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

3. Transnasal surgery on the following day achieved complete resection of the angiofibroma without complications.

4. Almost all patients with TSC have at least one characteristic dermatologic feature. Facial angiofibroma can cause severe disfigurement.

5. Even the suspicion of an extranasopharyngeal angiofibroma or an angiofibroma in young children must be viewed in general with skepticism, although reports of angiofibromas with atypical localizations and manifestations in young children have appeared in the literature.

6. A review of previously published cases of extranasopharyngeal angiofibroma is made. A case of a 27-year-old woman is presented.

7. In large areas, the very wide and immature vessels of the angiofibroma were bordered merely by a very thin endothelium and its basement membrane.

8. Hitherto there is only one report in the literature describing the typical epithelial alterations of the nasal skin compatible with a rhinophyma and adjacent angiofibroma.

9. Three cases of this fibro-vascular neoplasm with manifestations in the first decade of life and atypical localizations are presented: (1) an angiofibroma medial to the left lacrimal sac in a 15-month old boy, (2) a right paranasal localization in a 9-year-old boy and (3) an angiofibroma limited to the right sphenoid sinus in a 6-year old boy.

10. Here we report the successful electrosurgical treatment of a patient with TSC and extensive sebaceous glands giving rise to a rhinophyma in close association with angiofibroma.

11. A case of a juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma is reported. The bilateral selective angiograms of the external carotid arteries as well as of the internal carotid arteries revealed a distinct tumor stain.

12. According to the literature and based on our own experiences with typical histological findings in all three cases, the clinician has to be aware that the rare angiofibroma can occur in pre-adolescent children with atypical localizations.

13. A space-occupying lesion, which had been growing on the external surface of the nose of a 57-year-old man for 5 years was considered to most likely be an angiofibroma after surgical removal and histological examination, but the final clinical diagnosis was clearly a rhinophyma.