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Clinical findings in five patients with a diagnosis of ASPS in the head and neck
Clinical FeaturesCase No.
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Age (y)/Sex16/M4/F10/F22/M16/F
Clinical presentationPainless tongue swelling, dysphoniaPainless tongue swellingHoarsenessPainless cheek swellingPainless posterior neck mass
Location of lesionTongueTongueLarynxBuccal spaceParavertebral space
TreatmentWSEWSERT and CTXWSEWSE
MetastasisNoNoLungNoNo
Follow-up
    Duration (mo)68232230
    ResultNo recurrenceNo recurrenceIncreased size of primary tumorNo recurrenceNo recurrence
  • Note.—WSE indicates wide surgical excision; RT, radiation therapy; CTX, chemotherapy.