ENTCase Started its Publication Life
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.
ReadA RARE CASE REPORT: MAMMARY ANALOGUE SECRETORY CARCINOMA OF THE SALIVARY GLAND
The incidence of malignant tumors is lower than benign masses among the salivary gland tumors. Malign tumors representing about %3-4 of all head and neck cancers. The most common tumor localisation is the parotid. Nutrition, smoking and alcohol abuse, radiation exposure and genetic factors are thought to related to tumorigenesis however etiologic factors are still not clear. Symptoms vary based on...
Read MoreA RARE LOCALIZATION OF NECK HEMATOMAS
Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle hematomas are rare benign disorders manifested as painy neck swelling. Trauma history, surgery, comorbid illnesses, drug usage, and bleeding disorders must be questioned in the anamnesis. Ultrasonography can be helpful in differantial diagnosis. The general treatment approach is antibiotherapy and follow-up. Surgical management is an option only if there is airway...
Read MorePAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA DEVELOPING IN THE WALL OF THE THYROGLOSSAL CANAL CYST
Thyroglossal duct cyst is the most frequently encountered mass among congenital neck masses. It has the potential to show malignant transformation at a rate of approximately 1%. The most common malignant pathology is thyroid papillary carcinomas. The incidence of thyroglossal canal cyst and synchronous papillary thyroid cancer in the thyroid gland is very low. In this study, a 43-year-old male pat...
Read MoreRARE CAUSE OF RESPIRATORY DIFFICULTY IN NEWBORN: CONGENITAL SACCULAR CYST
Congenital saccular cyst of the larynx is a very rare cause of upper airway obstruction that can be seen in newborns and older children. The laryngeal saccule is the recess in the upper part of the roof of the ventricle that lies between the ventricular band and the thyroid cartilage. A saccular cyst occurs when the submucosal glands in this region are enlarged with mucus as a result of acquired o...
Read MoreENDONAZAL ENDOSCOPIC REPAIR IN TRAUMATIC CSF RINORE
CSF rhinorrhea is defined as CSF escape from abnormal passageways from the subarachnoid space to the sinonasal space. There are three types of CSF fistulas: traumatic, iatrogenic, and spontaneous (1). Fistulas can also be divided into three according to CSF pressure: those with increased intracranial pressure (2), those with normal intracranial pressure or those with low intracranial pressure (3)....
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