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Przewlekłe zapalenie ucha środkowego maskujące rozwój nowotworu – opis przypadku

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Wierzbicka M., Gawęcki W., Leszczyńska M., Kopeć T.
Polish Journal of Otolaryngology
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2008
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vol. 62
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issue 6
797-799
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The authors would like to present a rare case of the middle ear cancer which has been developed in postoperative cave in 67 years old patient operated for cholesteatoma 50 years earlier. The patient was admitted to the ENT Department of Poznań University of Medical Sciences because of the ear suppuration and headache occurring for 3 months. CT and MR images suggested granulation tissue filling the postoperative spaces with bone destruction, infiltration of the dura and temporal lobe abscess formation. Intraoperative findings allowed excluding the preliminary diagnosis of intracranial complication in the course of chronic otitis media, revealing the tissue masses resembling neoplastic infiltration. The histopathology examination confirmed the final diagnosis of squamous cell cancer. The patient was directed to radiotherapy. The authors report a case of middle ear squamous cell carcinoma and discuss its diagnostic aspect.
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Bliznowaty zanik odcinka szyjnego tchawicy w następstwie przedłużonej intubacji

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Gawęcki W., Kopeć T., Kruk-Zagajewska A., Jerzy W.
Polish Journal of Otolaryngology
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2007
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vol. 61
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issue 3
339-343
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Tracheal intubation is presently one of the basic medical procedures. It is connected with many different complications. One of them is tracheal stenosis, which occurs in 6–21 percent of patients after intubation of the trachea. In contrast to this high frequency of tracheal stenosis we didn’t find any publications about complete atrophy of a big part of trachea after prolongated intubation and we describe a first case of such complication. The reasons and the possibilities of treatment in such situation are discussed.
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