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Entcase is an electronic journal which publishes peer-reviewed scientific case-reports. It is published as 4 issues through out a whole year. All accepted manuscripts are published immediately.
ReadCONGENITAL ORAL SYNECHIAE: CASE REPORT
Intraoral synechiae is a rare anomaly. In many patients, intraoral synechiae is accompanied by cleft palate. The biggest problem associated with intraoral synechiae is restricted mouth opening that causes airway and nutritional problems. In neonates, congenital intraoral synechiae may be accompanied by other anomalies that may require emergency tracheal intubation. In neonates with intraoral and/o...
Read MoreHETEROTOPIC PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA AT NECK
Salivary heterotopy is the salivary tissue located outside the salivary glands. Salivary heterotopy in the neck is rare. While there may be neoplastic development in these tissues this is much more rarer. 15, 30 and 34 years of age three cases presented with clinical and imaging findings who applied to our clinic because of a mass in the neck and mass excision results and pathology reported as pl...
Read MoreGIANT SUBMANDIBULAR SIALOLITHIASIS
Sialolithiasis (Salivary gland stone) is the most common disease of the salivary gland. It is observed as a calcified mass in the salivary gland and often a stone is found in the submandibular gland duct. In this article, a case of large sialolithiasis located in the right submandibular gland and treated by submandibular gland excision is presented....
Read MoreENDOSCOPIC TRANSNASAL APPROACH FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF SELLAR AREA CHORDOMA: A CASE REPORT
Chordomas which originate from embryonic notochordal remnants are uncommon and slow-growing tumors of axial skeleton. Chordomas account for less than 1% of central nervous system tumors in spite of the fact that they present intracranially in approximately one third of all cases. The vast majority of intracranial chordomas are located in the skull base, especially around the clivus. On the other h...
Read MoreMULTIFACTORIAL PHARYNGEAL DYSPHAGIA IN THE ELDERLY
Swallowing is a complex, multiphase event and various disorders can cause pharyngeal dysphagia particularly at old age. Hence, diagnosis and management of pharyngeal dysphagia in geriatric patients require detailed analysis and multidiciplinary management. We present a unique case of multifactorial pharyngeal dysphagia due to a cricopharyngeal bar and a severe cervical kyphosis in a 66-year old wo...
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