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CANCER

Wegener granulomatosis mimicking a naso­pharyngeal neoplasm


Authors : Loaec E, Bonne L, Vaillant P-Y, Rousset J, Paleiron N. (Brest)

Ref. : Rev Laryngol Otol Rhinol. 2016;137,3:67-71.

Article published in french
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Summary : Introduction: The disease of Wegener is a rare systemic vasculitis which arises by symptoms not very specific, ORL, pulmo­nary and renal mainly. As such, otolaryngologists are often the first physicians to evaluate patients with this disease and are obligated to remember this in their differential diagno­ses. The most frequent attacks ORL are a chronic nasal obs­truc­tion, a chronic sinusitis or an otitis media with effusion. Clinical case: Very seldom, as in our patient, Wegener granulo­ma­tosis can take an aspect of tumor by its symptoms and its radiological criteria. The diagnosis can then be difficult and delay an adapted treatment. Conclusion: It is thus necessary to think of Wegener granulomatosis in front of any trailing ORL symptom but also in front of atypical symp­toms do evoke a tumor initially. The current treatment allows an improvement of the average of survival.

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