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Tumor Characteristics No. of Patients (%) Hyams grade I 3 (12) II 17 (65) III 6 (23) IV 0 (0) Tumor stage Primary tumor T1 21 (49) T2 10 (23) T3 4 (9) T4 8 (19) Lymph nodes N0 38 (88) N1 1 (2) N2B 1 (2) N2C 3 (7) Distant metastasis M0 42 (98) M1 1 (2)
a Of the 26 patients with pathology-reported Hyams grade, 77% had low-grade ENB (grade I or II). Tumor was found to have spread beyond in the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses in 51% of patients, most frequently invading the cribriform plate (23%). Five patients (11%) were found to have cervical metastasis at initial staging.