10 Questions
What are the primary benign lesions associated with nasopharyngeal masses?
Fungal granulomas & cysts
Which clinical sign is associated with nasopharyngeal masses extending into the rostral nasopharynx or nasal cavity?
Uneven airflow at nostril
What is the recommended method for diagnosing nasopharyngeal masses?
Endoscopic exam & clinical signs
What are the treatment options for nasopharyngeal masses?
Endoscopy-assisted laser or snare resection
Which condition may be caused by the size and location of nasopharyngeal masses?
DDSP
Which of the following is a primary benign lesion associated with nasopharyngeal masses?
Fungal granulomas
What clinical sign may indicate the extension of nasopharyngeal masses into the rostral nasopharynx or nasal cavity?
Uneven airflow at nostril
Which tumor is mentioned as a type of primary tumor associated with nasopharyngeal masses?
Lymphosarcoma
What is the recommended method for biopsy of nasopharyngeal masses?
Biopsy mass with uterine biopsy forceps
What may be a consequence of the size and location of nasopharyngeal masses?
Airway obstruction
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