The localisation of hemangiopericytoma in the parotid gland is rarely seen. The anatomo-clinic diagnosis is sometimes difficult, this tumor keeps a prognosis generally uncertain. The autors mean to study through one observation of the location of the hemangiopericytoma in the parotid gland, the modality of therapeutic, diagnosis and evolutionary of these tumors.
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