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Prevalence of occupational hazards in patients with different types of epithelial sinonasal cancers
2013
Rhinology
Occupational exposure to carcinogens contributes greatly to the etiology of sinonasal cancer (SNC), but the role of different risk factors in determining different histological subtypes is disputed. Methodology: All consecutive surgical epithelial SNC cases (case-series study) underwent a systematic occupational medicine examination to determine previous exposure to a wide range of work-related chemical hazards. Results: We investigated 65 SNC cases including intestinal-type adenocarcinoma
doi:10.4193/rhin11.228
pmid:23441309
fatcat:l2xlh44j7rhtrm3ls53jryub7e