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Spontaneous regression of malignancy

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A rare case of spontaneous regression of a carcinomatous lesion originating from pyriform fossa is reported and individual assessment of the cases before instituting definitive treatment for cancer is stressed.

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  1. Nose & Throat, Gauhati Medical College, 781032, Gauhati

    S. C. Goswami (Registrar) & B. Das (Professor & Head of the Department of Ear)

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  1. S. C. Goswami
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Goswami, S.C., Das, B. Spontaneous regression of malignancy. Indian J Otolaryngol 40, 162–163 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02992611

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