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Case Report: Basal cell adenoma of esophagus, a rare tumor at an atypical site

2019-01-16

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Basal cell adenomas are rare, salivary gland tumors. These are a class of non-malignant tumors that have glandular epithelial tissue origin. Often described to have a disputed recurrence rate after excision, the prognosis of basal cell adenomas is generally good. However, their rarity makes their continuous monitoring vital. Basal cell adenomas normally cause problems exerting a pressure effect on the surrounding...

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Literature Corpus work: b6ae808b-f2e8-54f5-8260-cfbbe72d357d
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.17590.1

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