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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.
ReadINVERTED CONCHA, A RARE AURICULAR DEFORMITY WITH LITERATURE REVIEW
The most frequently encountered auricular deformities are the prominent ear, Lop ear or Stahl’s ear. These deformations involve helix and antihelix cartilage. But conchal cartilage deformities are very uncommon. When the conchal cartilage makes its convexity anteriorly, this deformity is called “inverted concha”. This deformity causes aesthetic and functional problems. In newborns, it can be treat...
Read MoreMULTIPLE CRANIAL NERVE INJURY DUE TO TEMPORAL BONE FRACTURE
Temporal bone fractures can cause single or multiple cranial nerve injury. Lower cranial nerve injury is a very rare complication of temporal bone fractures. A 42-year-old male patient was hospitalized after a high fall. At the first physical examination, the left hemothympanum was detected. The cranial nerve examination could not be performed because of the impairment of the consciousness. Multip...
Read MoreMODIFIED BLAIR INCISION APPROACH TO MASSETER HEMANGIOMA
Background: İntramasseteric hemangiomas (IMH) are seen very rarely and typically present as localized rubbery lumps at second or third decade. The main treatment is surgical exicion. Various surgical approaches have been reported such as intraoral approach, superficial parotidectomy approach, submandibular approach in the treatment of intramasseteric hemangioma. We presented our surgical approuch ...
Read MoreWARTHIN’S TUMOR: SYNCHRONOUS, IN BILATERAL PAROTID GLAND AND NASOPHARYNX
Warthin's tumor (WT) is the second most common benign salivary gland neoplasm after pleomorphic adenoma. The great majority of WTs occurs in the parotid gland and periparotid lymph nodes. Extraparotid localization of WT is rare. In this case report, WT which is located in bilateral parotid gland and nasopharynx synchronously is mentioned. ...
Read MoreUNILATERAL IDIOPATIC TRANSIENT ISOLATED HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE PALSY
Unilateral idiopatic transient isolated hypoglossal nerve palsy is a very rare health problem. It usually develops secondary to other diseases such as tumor, trauma, stroke, and multible sclerosis and associated with other cranial nerve involvements. A 64-year-old women, with a complaint of sudden onset of numbness in the tongue, inability to move the tongue to the right, difficulty in eating an...
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