Abstract:

Larinxine malignant epithelial tumors are carcinomic with squamous cells. It is most common in men, in the sixth and seventh decades. During the last few years, the increase in alcohol and tobacco consumption has increased in women. Scumocellular carcinoma is more common in the supraglottic and glottic areas. The World Health Organization has identified different subtypes of squamocellular cancer. Some of these variants are better than conventional squamocellular carcinoma, while some are worse predictable. In our study we present a few variants of squamocellular carcinoma. Tools and Methods: ... The Department of Pathology of the Faculty of Medicine has scaned all larynx biopsy over the past 7 years. Patients diagnosed in the form of scumocellular cancer variants have been identified, the histopathological and clinical characteristics of the incidents have been accumulated. There are 1148 phenomena of larynx biopsy in a seven-year period. Of these cases, 460 have been diagnosed with squamocellular cancer. 31 of them are rare squamose cell carcinoma variants. Among these are 3 vertical carcinomas, 6 basaloids, 11 papillomas, 4 injective cells, 6 acantolytic variable squamocellular carcinoma phenomena. One of the cases is adenoscuamose carcinoma. In cases of vertical carcinoma, the tumor is localized in the vocal cord. Basaloid variants are identified in the supraglottic area in all of the facts. In other variants, the glottic and supraglottic areas are retained in variable proportions. In one of these cases, infraglottic tumors are present. This phenomenon has been considered as an acantolytic variant squamous cell carcinoma. Result: Biological behaviors of the minor variants of Larinxine squamous cell carcinoma show differences. These tumors can be treated effectively with a multidisciplinary approach. The recognition and prescription of the subtypes is necessary to determine the appropriate treatment approach.

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