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- Cervical lymphangiomas are rare growths from lymphatic vessels, primarily found in the neck of children but can occur in adults, as highlighted by this study of 15 adult patients.
- The study found that 73.3% of the patients were female, and all cases were unilaterally located, with tumor sizes ranging from 6 cm to over 15 cm.
- All tumors were successfully surgically removed, with no recurrences after 6 months, emphasizing the need for a collaborative approach among healthcare professionals for effective treatment and management.
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