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[Cervical cystic metastasis in ENT carcinoma. Differential diagnosis with the branchioma].
Anales otorrinolaringologicos ibero-americanos, 1993This study report 3 cases of nodal cystic metastasis in the neck. One of them was diagnosed as an epidermoid carcinoma of unknown origin and the other 2 were an epidermoid carcinoma and an mucoepidermoid carcinoma respectively, arising in the larynx. Treatment of these patients included removal of the cystic metastasis with or without neck dissection ...
F J, Fernández-Nogueras Jiménez +2 more
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Annales d'oto-laryngologie et de chirurgie cervico faciale : bulletin de la Societe d'oto-laryngologie des hopitaux de Paris, 1978
The authors describe three cases of malignant degeneration observed within amygdaloid cysts in two male and one female patient aged sixty. In one of the cases in which the cyst had been present for more than two years, there was apparently some primary degeneration, the theory favoured was that of Veau's malignant branchioma; two other cases showed ...
J P, Haguenauer, J, Gaillard, B, Gignoux
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The authors describe three cases of malignant degeneration observed within amygdaloid cysts in two male and one female patient aged sixty. In one of the cases in which the cyst had been present for more than two years, there was apparently some primary degeneration, the theory favoured was that of Veau's malignant branchioma; two other cases showed ...
J P, Haguenauer, J, Gaillard, B, Gignoux
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2017
Branchiomma bairdi is a sabellid polychaete native of the Caribbean Sea and recently introduced in the Mediterranean Sea where the species’s range has rapidly expanded as a consequence of its ability to colonize different environments and substrates. The species has also been reported around Ischia (Naples, Italy), a volcanic Island characterized by ...
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Branchiomma bairdi is a sabellid polychaete native of the Caribbean Sea and recently introduced in the Mediterranean Sea where the species’s range has rapidly expanded as a consequence of its ability to colonize different environments and substrates. The species has also been reported around Ischia (Naples, Italy), a volcanic Island characterized by ...
Del Pasqua Michela +4 more
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[Malignant branchioma is disappearing].
Strasbourg medical, 2003C M, GROS, A, VEILLON
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[Regarding a case of Warthins tumor: benign branchioma of the neck].
Le Scalpel, 1998E, DAUBRESSE, E G, PEETERS
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