PMID: 26349334Sep 10, 2015Paper

Laryngeal Papillomatosis: A Statistical Analysis of 60 Cases

Nihon Jibiinkoka Gakkai kaiho
Takashi KuritaTadashi Nakashima

Abstract

Laryngeal papillomatosis is the most common benign neoplasm of the larynx. Juvenile onset laryngeal papillomatosis tends to recur. In patients with adult onset laryngeal papillomatosis, laryngeal cancer rarely develops. This paper reports a clinical analysis of 60 patients with laryngeal papillomatosis who were treated at our clinic between January 1971 and September 2009. We analyzed the sex ratio, age at the onset of papilloma, type of developing papilloma (single or multiple type), site of developing papilloma, recurrence rate, and therapeutic modalities. Furthermore, the clinical characteristics of the patients with malignant transformation were examined. The patients were classified according to their age at the onset of the papilloma and the type of developing papilloma. The patients were grouped into a juvenile-onset group and an adult-onset group according to their age at the onset of the papilloma. They were also classified into single-type or multiple-type according to whether the initial papilloma appeared singly or multiply. The male to female sex ratios were 1.2 in the juvenile-onset group and 5.1 in the adult-onset group. Among the patients who developed papilloma at an age of under 10 years old, most of the juven...Continue Reading

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