Case Report
Liposarcoma of the Nasopharynx: Diagnosis and Management of a Rare Diagnostic Entity
Table 1
Cases of nasopharyngeal liposarcoma, reported in the English literature.
| Case no. | Study | Patient sex and age (years) | Histological type | Treatment | Follow-up | Patient’s status by the end of follow-up |
| 1 | Knowles and Huggill | Male 12 | Not clearly classified | Radiotherapy | 10 months | Dead | 2 | Nageris et al. | Female 28 | Myxoid stroma, tumour cells with pleomorphic nuclei | Incomplete excision plus postoperative radiotherapy | 11 years | Alive, Disease-free | 3 | Chakraborty et al. | Female 37 | Well-differentiated, sclerosing subtype | Debulking-biopsy followed by radical radiotherapy and stereotactic radiotherapy | Not clearly defined | Residual tumor existed after treatment | 4 | Present case 2011 | Male 58 | Myxoid type | Endoscopic debulking, adjuvant chemotherapy, and radiotherapy | 14 months | Alive, disease-free |
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