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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.
ReadCUTANEOUS HORN ON ANTIHELIX: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE
A case of asymptomatic cutaneous horn occurring in the antihelix part of the left ear was presented in a 77-year-old male patient. Cutaneous horn is a cone-shaped hyperkeratotic lesion. It is more common in sun-exposed areas and older individuals. This case report aims to contribute to the cutaneous horn literature....
Read MoreA RARE CASE OF COLORECTAL CANCER METASTASIZING TO THE ZYGOMATIC BONE
The metastasis of colorectal cancers to the maxillofacial region is extremely rare, but its prognosis is poor. Metastasis to the maxillofacial bones mostly occurs in the molar region of the mandible. Metastasis from the colon region to the zygoma region is limited to a single case in the literature. This paper outlines the case of a 68-year-old female patient presenting with swelling and pain in t...
Read MorePULSATILE TINNITUS DUE TO HYBRID PERIPHERAL NERVE SHEATH TUMOR
The prevalence of tinnitus in the community is between 3-30%. Tinnitus can be classified as pulsatile and non-pulsatile according to the quality of the sound perceived by the patient. Although vascular causes are generally blamed in the etiology of pulsatile tinnitus, many reasons have been identified. In this study, was discussed the treatment process of the patient who was admitted to the hospit...
Read MoreAN UNUSUAL REASON FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NECROTIZING FASCIITIS: INTERVENTION IN DENTAL CARIES WITH FOREIGN BODIES
Necrotizing fasciitis is a high mortality bacterial infection that develops in the superficial fascia, can progress to the skin and muscle tissues, and causes necrosis. It is generally seen in the extremity, abdomen and genital region. It is rare in the head and neck region. Cervical necrotizing fasciitis is often caused by dental pathologies. Conditions such as advanced age, diabetes mellitus, ma...
Read MoreISOLATED INVERTED PAPILLOMA AT INFERIOR TURBINATE
Inverted papilloma (IP) is one of the benign sinonasal tumors and usually originates from lateral nasal wall mucosa. Despite being a benign tumor, IPs might invade neighboring structures such as paranasal sinuses, orbita, even skull base. IPs are known for high recurrence rates after incomplete resection. Due to this important feature of tumor, total resection of the tumor is a must for optimal tr...
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