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The myxoma of the antrum

It has been truly said by Eggston (1942) that the nose and throat are the most fertile fields for the study of neoplastic diseases and almost every variety of tumour may be encountered in these sites. It is therefore not surprising to come across a rare tumour in the nose. Myxoma of the jaw bones is a benign tumour of rare occurrence. In twenty-three years at the Manhattan Eye, Nose and Throat Hospital, Eggston did not encounter a single case. Out of 143 cases reported by Stout (1948) only three cases arose from the maxilla; the rest originated from heart, subcutaneous tissues and other bones. In India, Lahiri and Sarkar (1967) and Kakkar and Sood (1969) have reported one case each.