Morales CM, Valdés PV, Azcárate MNL, Dorado BO, Lazo JP

Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 240-244
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ABSTRACT

Hemangiomas are common tumors in the head and neck in pediatric population; however, they are very rare in nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses, so we carried out a review of nasal hemangiomas in its presentation, varieties, site of origin, classification, diagnosis and treatment. We present two cases in adulthood to illustrate this pathology, the first an intraosseous cavernous hemangioma arising from the nasal bones, whose defect was reconstructed with demineralized bone matrix and autologous cartilage and the second with a nasal capillary hemangioma arising in the lateral wall, the approach is presented in both patients with diagnosis, treatment and evolution. In this study we discussed treatment options, as well as a new form of nasal reconstruction using demineralized bone matrix, this type of graft is commonly used in long bones, spine, orbit defects, jaw and periodontal lesions, but without any reports of its use in nasal bone defects reconstructions.

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