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Adenocystic cancer (cylindroma) of the nasal cavity
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Symptoms of adenoid cystic cancer (cylindromas) of the nasal cavity
The tumor is of a dense consistency, lumpy, gray in color, and in widespread processes affects the walls of the maxillary sinus and nasal cavity, as well as other parts of this area.
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Treatment of adenoid cystic cancer (cylindromas) of the nasal cavity
The traditional view of this tumor as resistant to radiation therapy and drug treatment has been challenged in recent years. New methods of drug therapy in combination with radiation allow us to obtain encouraging results with tumor resorption of more than 50%.