Nasal masses: A Comprehensive Approach to Diagnosis and Management - Ganguly, Subhro;Gawarle, Surendra;Keche, Prashant
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The nose is the most prominent part of the face with substantial aesthetic and functional significance. It is one of the few organs of body invested with an aura of emotional and cultural importance. Anatomical location of the nose and its passage have been regarded as the direct avenue to the brain, man's source of intelligence and spirituality. Masses in the nasal cavity are quite a common condition encountered by ENT surgeons in their clinical practice, yet it still remains a challenge to diagnose and treat the condition as aetiology and pathogenesis is still controversial in many cases. A…mehr

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The nose is the most prominent part of the face with substantial aesthetic and functional significance. It is one of the few organs of body invested with an aura of emotional and cultural importance. Anatomical location of the nose and its passage have been regarded as the direct avenue to the brain, man's source of intelligence and spirituality. Masses in the nasal cavity are quite a common condition encountered by ENT surgeons in their clinical practice, yet it still remains a challenge to diagnose and treat the condition as aetiology and pathogenesis is still controversial in many cases. A detailed history, meticulous clinical examination, radiological examination and histopathological examination, when pertinent are essential part of work up of patients, so that correct and timely intervention is done. The study is aimed at analyzing the clinical features of variety of nasal masses, their clinicopathological and clinicoradiological correlation and the various treatment options available at our disposal.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Subhro Ganguly, currently working as a Senior Resident in BYL Nair Medical College, Mumbai obtained his MBBS in 2010 and his MS in ENT in 2016. He was awarded as the ¿Best Resident of The Year¿ during his residency. He has so far published three papers in indexed International Journals and also presented papers in reputed national conferences.