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Sinonasal and Laryngeal Carcinoma in Children: Correlation of Imaging Characteristics with Clinicopathologic and Cytogenetic Features

C.D. Robson, R. Rahbar, S.O. Vargas, K.J. Marcus, J.W. Mack, G.R. Licameli and H.E. Grier
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2010, 31 (2) 257-261; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1800
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    Patient 1. Carcinoma of the epiglottis; t(15;19). A, Lateral film of the neck reveals an irregular epiglottic mass (arrows). B, Contrast-enhanced neck CT scan demonstrates the irregular, midline epiglottic mass (long arrow). There is necrotic left level II adenopathy (short arrow).

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    Patient 2. Carcinoma of the larynx. Contrast-enhanced CT scan of the neck demonstrates an irregular and heterogeneously enhancing, off-midline submucosal mass (arrow) involving the right side of the larynx.

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    Patient 3. Sinonasal carcinoma. A, Coronal CT scan of the sinuses reveals a tumor (arrow) arising from the left nasal cavity. The mass causes marked thinning and lateral deviation of the medial wall of the left maxillary antrum (arrowhead) and rightward deviation of the nasal septum. B, Coronal FSEIR MR imaging demonstrates that the tumor (arrow) is hypointense compared with the trapped secretions in the left maxillary antrum (star). C, Gadolinium-enhanced, fat-suppressed coronal T1-weighted MR image shows that the tumor (arrow) enhances homogeneously.

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    Patient 4. Sinonasal carcinoma t(15;19). A, CT scan demonstrates a midline sinonasal tumor (arrow) with lytic bony destruction of the paranasal sinuses and hard palate (arrowheads). B, Coronal FSEIR MR demonstrates the tumor (arrow), which had a relatively short T2 relaxation time but was hyperintense relative to muscle. C, Sagittal gadolinium-enhanced, fat-suppressed T1-weighted MR image demonstrates enhancing tumor (arrow) extending into the nasopharynx. There is dural enhancement superiorly (arrowheads).

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    Patient 1Patient 2Patient 3Patient 4
    Age (y)/Sex13/F14/F15/M12/F
    Symptoms6 wk sore throat, odynophagia, voice change, neck mass4 mos hoarseness, 1 mo odynophagia, dysphagiaNasal mass3 wk URT symptoms and nasal mass
    Tumor locationEpiglottisEpiglottis and glottisSinonasalSinonasal
    CT scan results3-cm heterogeneously enhancing epiglottic mass necrotic, level II LN3-cm heterogeneously enhancing submucosal mass3 cm lobulated, moderately enhancing mass left nasal cavity, bony remodeling5 × 7-cm moderately enhancing mass, nasal cavity. Bony destruction sinuses, skull base
    MR imaging resultsIsointense with cortex on FSEIRIsointense with cortex on FSEIRIsointense with cortex on FSEIR
    SurgeryModified radical neck dissectionBiopsyMidface degloving; left Caldwell-LucBiopsy
    HistopathologyUndifferentiated carcinomaWell-differentiated squamous carcinomaPoorly differentiated squamous carcinomaPoorly differentiated squamous carcinoma
    Cytogenetics47,XX, +8, t(15;19)(q13;p13.1).46,XY, +der(1)t(1;5)(p12;q11.1), −5,del(22)(q11q13)T(15;19)
    EBVNegativeNegativeNegative
    ChemotherapyCisplatin, 5-fluorouracil, docetaxel, methotrexate, vinblastineCisplatinVCR/Cytoxan, Adriamycin, etoposide, carboplatinCarboplatin
    Radiation69 Gy to supraglottis70.2 Gy to larynx64.4 Gy to nasopharynx
    54.0 Gy to neck nodes52.2 Gy to neck nodes50.4 Gy to neck nodes
    Clinical courseDisseminated disease. Death 10 mos after diagnosisAlive at 8 y f/u. Laryngeal scarring, stenosis. TracheostomyDisease-free at 8 y f/uDisseminated disease. Death 3 mos VBIO, VCR after diagnosis
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C.D. Robson, R. Rahbar, S.O. Vargas, K.J. Marcus, J.W. Mack, G.R. Licameli, H.E. Grier
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American Journal of Neuroradiology Feb 2010, 31 (2) 257-261; DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A1800
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