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Tonsillar lymphangiomatous polyps: A clinicopathologic series of 26 cases
David E. Kardon
, Bruce M. Wenig
, Dennis K. Heffner
, Lester D.R. Thompson
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Tonsillar
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Lymphangiomatous Polyp
100%
Tumor
50%
Differential Diagnosis
25%
Collagen
25%
Clinical Follow-up
25%
Histologic
25%
Neoplasms
25%
Malignancy
25%
Lymphangioma
25%
Lymphocytes
25%
Adipose Tissue
25%
Patients Included
25%
Histopathological Features
25%
Dysphagia
25%
Malignant Neoplasms
25%
Accurate Diagnosis
25%
Clinical Features
25%
Eosin
25%
Hematoxylin
25%
Immunohistochemical Staining
25%
Lymph
25%
Female Age
25%
Neck Tumor
25%
Immunohistochemical Findings
25%
Benign Tumor
25%
Medium Size
25%
Squamous Epithelium
25%
Tonsil
25%
Polyps
25%
Squamous Papilloma
25%
Complete Surgical Excision
25%
Fibroepithelial Polyp
25%
Submucosal
25%
Smooth muscle Tissue
25%
Sore Throat
25%
Tumor Registry
25%
Epithelial Hyperplasia
25%
Vascular Proliferation
25%
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
25%
Tonsillar Mass
25%
Juvenile Angiofibroma
25%
Pathologic Features
25%
Vascular Channels
25%
Dyskeratosis
25%
Epitheliotropism
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Polyp
100%
Tumor
33%
Differential Diagnosis
16%
Malignant Neoplasm
16%
Adipose Tissue
16%
Neoplasm
16%
Cancer
16%
Lymphangioma
16%
Stroma
16%
Plummer-Vinson Syndrome
16%
Smooth Muscle
16%
Haematoxylin
16%
Head and Neck Tumor
16%
Eosin
16%
Benign Tumor
16%
Tonsil
16%
Sensation
16%
Papilloma
16%
Sore Throat
16%
Squamous Epithelium
16%
Dyskeratosis
16%
Epithelium Hyperplasia
16%
Nasopharynx Fibroma
16%
Lymphocyte
16%