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- Antrochoanal polyps are uncommon growths first reported by Killian in 1906, and their cause is not completely understood.
- Various mechanisms have been identified, but the exact factors leading to their development remain unclear.
- This paper highlights a unique case of antrochoanal polyps found in siblings, suggesting a potential genetic link.
Article Abstract
Antrochoanal polyps are rare lesions. Since Killian's first report in 1906, several pathogenic mechanisms have been described. However, the aetiological factors are still not fully understood. In this paper we present the first report of antrochoanal polyps occurring in siblings, suggesting a possible familial aetiology.
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