Abstract
We report the case of a primary nasopharyn-s geal interdigitating dendritic cell tumor (IDDCT). A 25-year old male presented with bilateral decreased hearing, double vision, and ataxia. Flexible nasopharyngoscopy reviewed a large mass obstructing and illing the entire nasopharynx. MRI and PET-CT confirmed the f presence of the primary tumor and demonstrat-o ed bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy. Biopsy p of the nasopharynx revealed a hematolymphoid neoplasm with dendritic cell differentiation, l most consistent with an IDDCT. The lesion was e unresectable. The patient was treated with definitive radiotherapy to 66 Gy to the primarys tumor and 50 Gy to the bilateral cervical lym phatics using an IMRT technique. A complete response was achieved and the patient remains disease free at the primary site 23 months after completion of radiotherapy. © Copyright N.E. Dunlap et al., 2010.
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Dunlap, N. E., Woodford, R. L., Shoushtari, A. N., Reibel, J. F., Douvas, M. G., Cousar, J. B., & Read, P. W. (2010). Primary nasopharyngeal interdigitating dendritic cell tumor presentation and response to radiation therapy. Rare Tumors, 2(1), 27–30. https://doi.org/10.4081/rt.2010.e9
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