Large neck metastasis of hypopharyngeal cancer

Lateral neck masses may be due to congenital, infectious, or malignant disease. Sometimes, the mass can be the only sign of an asymptomatic cancer. A correct clinical approach and the differential diagnosis are the key points for a correct diagnosis. AbstractLateral neck masses may be due to congenital, infectious, or malignant disease. Sometimes, the mass can be the only sign of an asymptomatic cancer. A correct clinical approach and the differential diagnosis are the key points for a correct diagnosis.

Source: Clinical Case Reports - November 22, 2019 Category: General Medicine Authors: Massimo Ralli, Arianna Di Stadio, Marco De Vincentiis, Antonio Greco Tags: CLINICAL IMAGE Source Type: research