| Summary points: | A 37-year-old male who underwent microlaryngoscopy 1.5 years earlier for an endolaryngeal expanding mass, presents with slowly aggravating hoarseness for the last 2 years and activity-dyspnoea coexisting for the last 2 months. He reports no pain or dysphagia. Fiberoptic endoscopy, computed tomography of the neck, laryngofissure, and postoperative long term follow-up are described. The authors discuss a rare case of myoepithelioma of the larynx, review the peculiarities of the differential diagnosis, and suggest a detailed pathology examination for avoidance of misleading diagnosis. |
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Myoepithelioma of the Larynx: A Case Report
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