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Head and Neck case
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Clinical data 11073497 郭X義 52 y/o male
Chief complaint: dysphagia for 1+ months. Other s/s: lumping throat(+), hoarseness(-), sputum(-), cough(-), sore-throat(-), , choking(-), odynophagia(-),voice abuse(-), nasal obstruction(-). PE and laryngoscope: suspicious hypopharyngeal tumor. Lab data: negative CT study to confirm and stage for hypopharyngeal tumor
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Imaging findings CT of H&N:
Tumor (2x1x1cm) at the posterior hypopharyngeal wall with necrotic lymph node (2cm) at the Rt level III level. Also noted several bil. submandibular lymph nodes (1.1cm).
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Imaging for staging CXR: no abnormal nodular lesion noted
Sonography of upper abdomen showed: Hyperechoic right hepatic nodule, R/O hemangioma or metastasis. Recommend further study. Abdominal MRI for R/O hemangioma or metastasis of the liver: Favor hemangioma according to the findings.
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CXR: no abnormal nodular lesion noted
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Sonography of upper abdomen showed:
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Abdominal MRI for R/O hemangioma or metastasis of the liver:
Favor hemangioma according to the findings
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Treatment course 術式 Laryngomicrosurgery + Esophagoscopy.
pathologic report: Squamous cell carcinoma of the hypopharynx CCRT: 2005/08/ /10/20
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Follow-up neck CT after CCRT:
1. Posterior hypopharyngeal wall cancer s/p treatment with smaller in size. 2.The necrotic lymph node at the Rt level III level on previous CT is not seen this time
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