Nasal polyps surgery done & cancer cell

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Inverted papilloma ESA surgery done on 16/12/2017 but after surgery_and biopsy report came. it said carcenoma cell found grade_2 .i have uploaded my current ct scan pns report made on 19/03/2018 I want to get recommendations further to do radiotherapy or what else.. or the conditions of mine now.

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Dr. Vinay S Bhat ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vinay S Bhat

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore

It is very common to for clinically diagnosed inverted papilloma to have some areas of malignant transformation. Since biopsy has confirmed malignancy it is necessary to undergo radiotherapy.

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