Nasal meningioma. Report of a case.

A case of intranasal meningioma is reported. The possible etiopathogenic hypotheses are discussed. A possible primary intracranial localisation has to be excluded.

Nasal meningioma. Report of a case.

A case of intranasal meningioma is reported. The possible etiopathogenic hypothesis is discussed giving advice on excluding a possible intracranial primary neoplasia. Therapy is also briefly discussed.

[Radiological changes in the nasal and paranasal cavities of patients having undergone laryngectomy].

A greater incidence of nasal sinus lesions is revealed in patients operated for laryngectomy than in healthy subjects. The radiographs of the paranasal sinuses of 49 patients laryngectomized for laryngeal cancer and 71 smokers, over 40, were compared. Thirty-six (73.