Abstract
An intranasal glioma presenting at birth as a readily visible polyp without any evidence of nasal deformity is an uncommon lesion. The purpose of this report is to record one such case in which the site of attachment of the glioma to the brain was studied at operation.
Case Report
On the day after his birth, August 26, 1958, a boy (A.R.) was referred to the Brisbane Children's Hospital with a provisional diagnosis of nasal encephalocoele. A reddish fleshy lump was to be seen just within the left nostril. There was no other evidence of nasal abnormality, and, in particular, the nasal bridge was normal.
- Copyright © 1965 by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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