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ICAR SINONASAL TUMORS

TABLE XVII.B.1 Evidence surrounding sinonasal hemangioma.

Clinical endpoint 1. Safety of

Study

Year LOE Study design Study groups

Conclusions

Limet al. 816

1. No difference in clinical features between LCH and CH 2. Endoscopic resection of sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective 3. One CH patient recurred 1. LCHs tended to present at IT and septum compared to CHs 2. Endoscopic resection of sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective 3. Two patients recurred, one at 4 months and other at 60months 1. Lesions tended to occur at IT and septum 2. Endoscopic resection of sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective 3. One CH patient recurred. 1. Wide range of histologic morphology observed 2. 13 patients (42.0%) recurred Mean time to recurrence 5.7 months

2021

4

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (eight

transnasal endoscopic resection 2. Recurrence

LCH and six CH) who underwent endoscopic resection ( n = 14)

Kimand

2017 4

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (24 LCH and 13 CH) who underwent endoscopic resection ( n = 37)

1. Safety of

Kwon 815

transnasal endoscopic resection 2. Recurrence

Takaishi et al. 819 2017 4

1. Safety of

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (22 LCH, nine CH) who

transnasal endoscopic resection 2. Recurrence 1. Histologic characteriza tionof LCH 2. Recurrence

underwent endoscopic resection ( n = 31)

Smith et al. 820

2012 4

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (all LCHs)who underwent biopsy or resection (unknown approach) ( n = 34) Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (12 LCH, nine CH, one

Songet al. 823

1. Endoscopic resection of

1. Safety of

2009 4

Retrospective case series

sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective

transnasal endoscopic resection 2. Recurrence

2. No patients recurred

mixed)who underwent endoscopic resection ( n = 22)

Puxeddu et al. 818

2006 4

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (all

1. Location of lesions 2. Safety of transnasal endoscopic resection 3. Recurrence 1. Diagnostic utilityof CT/MR imaging for

1. Lesions tended to occur at vestibule and septum 2. Large lesions had a predilection for the LNW and the IT 3. Endoscopic resection of sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective 4. No patients recurred 1. CT and MR imaging were useful in identifying the extension of the tumor and for surgical planning 2. Endoscopic resection of sinonasal hemangioma is safe and effective

LCHs)who underwent endoscopic

resection (local or general) ( n = 40)

Iwata et al. 817

2002 4

Retrospective case series

Patients with sinonasal hemangiomas (five LCH, three CH) who

underwent endoscopic resection ( n = 8)

heman giomas 2. Safety of

transnasal endoscopic resection

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