This retrospective study reviews 67 tumors of the nasal fossa treated at hospital Laënnec (Paris). The clinical significance of histology and the therapeutic results for each pathological tumor (mainly, carcinoma, melanoma, lymphosarcoma, neuroma, malignant plasmocytoma, inverted papilloma, vascular tumors) are described. Treatment and surgical procedure will be analyzed.
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