Isolated Extramedullary Nasopharynx Plasmacytoma: Neglected Otalgia
Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · pp. 230–234 · Published 26 Dec 2020
Abstract
Primary isolated plasmacytoma is an uncommon malignancy. However, occurrence of isolated plasmacytoma involving head and neck region is approximately 80% of cases. In head and neck isolated plasmacytoma, symptoms reported includes nasal obstruction, local pain, epistaxis, ear fullness, hoarseness. Occasionally, isolated plasmacytoma may present in the nasal cavity. We report a case of isolated nasopharynx plasmacytoma presenting as otalgia and literature review on presenting symptoms and management of isolated nasal cavity plasmacytoma.
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