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[Adenoid cystic carcinoma in the head and neck. A retrospective study of 12 cases].

Basing themselves on a series of twelve cases of cervicofacial cylindromas, the authors review the different clinical data pertaining to the evolution of these tumors, which they find to be prevalent in females aged around sixty. Cylindromas predominantly occur in the submandibular and accessory salivary glands. Out of twelve cases, the report mentions three local recurrences and two pulmonary metastases. Management was surgical in all instances.