[Granular cell tumor of the larynx].
Marek Modrzyński, B Wróbel, E Zawisza, K Drozd
Abstract
Marek Modrzyński, B Wróbel, E Zawisza, K Drozd
Abstract
Granular cell tumor is an unusual growth of probably neuroectodermal histogenesis, first reported by Abrikossoff in 1926 with the name of myoblastenmyoma. Authors described a case of a 54 year man with laryngeal seat of granular-cell myoblastoma. In this case Abrikossoff tumor was located in the right vocal chord. The tumor was treated successfully surgically by microlaryngoscopy. The etiology, clinical features and diagnostic difficulties are discussed.
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Granular cell tumor is an unusual growth of probably neuroectodermal histogenesis, first reported by Abrikossoff in 1926 with the name of myoblastenmyoma. Authors described a case of a 54 year man with laryngeal seat of granular-cell myoblastoma. In this case Abrikossoff tumor was located in the right vocal chord. The tumor was treated successfully surgically by microlaryngoscopy. The etiology, clinical features and diagnostic difficulties are discussed.
Key concepts: Histogenesis, Larynx, Granular cell, Granular cell tumor, Pathology, Etiology, Chord (peer-to-peer), Tumor cells