Amyloidosis in ENT: Review of the Literature and a Unique Rhinology Case-Global Journal of Otolaryngology-JuniperPublishers

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Amyloidosis in ENT: Review of the Literature and a Unique Rhinology Case

Authored by Salil Sood*

Amyloidosis is a diagnosis not commonly encountered by ENT clinicians. It is reported that 19% of cases involve the head and neck with the oropharynx and larynx being the most commonly affected areas. A high index of clinical suspicion is required to make the diagnosis. Here, we report an unusual case presenting in the nasopharynx. This case was particularly rare in that it clinically mimicked idiopathic midline destructive disease (IMDD). We have placed particular emphasis on the differential diagnoses which must be excluded and the radiological and histopathological features which must be elicited.

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