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Myxoma of Paranasal Sinus, Case Report

Head and neck myxomas are uncommon neoplasms with few reports in the literature, only sporadic cases of myxomas of the temporal bone, pharynx, larynx, soft tissues of the face and neck, and paranasal sinuses have been reported, with the majority of these tumors arising from the mandible and maxilla. Recurrence rates might reach 25%, which is mainly due to insufficient first excision, we hereby, report a case of a nasal myxoma, endoscopic surgery was conducted, and surgical procedures aided in the total removal of the tumor.