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Is routine histopathological examination of FESS material useful
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 09/23/09
van den Boer C et al. – The close correlation between histopathology outcome and examination on clinical grounds or gross inspection indicates that routine histopathological examination of functional endoscopic sinus surgery material has little clinical value and it is questionable if this should be performed. In patients in whom there is a high degree of suspicion for (pre)malignancy, histopathological examination of functional endoscopic sinsus surgery material remains indicated.
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