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D. W. Montgomery (1932)
Granuloma PyogenicumArch. Dermat. & Syph., 26
L. H. Pegler (1905)
The Pathloogy, Affinities, and Treatment of So-Called Bleeding Polypus (Discrete Angeioma) of the SeptumLancet, 2
H. E. Michelson (1925)
Granuloma Pyogenicum: Clinical and Histological Review of Twenty-Nine CasesArch. Dermat. & Syph., 12
W. Schreyer (1926)
Der blutende SeptumpolypZtschr. f. Hals-, Nasen- u. Ohrenh., 16
M. Banssillon (1936)
Sur une forme des �pistaxis de la grossesse: Les polypes saignants de la cloisonBull. Soc. d'obst. et de gynéc., 25
B. Simonetta (1936)
Sur les rapports entre les "polypes saignants des fosses nasales" et les pseudo-botryo-mycomesRev. de laryng., 57
F. Cavazzani (1938)
Sui tumori del naso di origine vascolareOto-rino-laring. ital., 8
H. Michelson (1925)
GRANULOMA PYOGENICUM: A CLINICAL AND HISTOLOGIC REVIEW OF TWENTY-NINE CASESArchives of Dermatology, 12
Abstract This study is based on the examination of so-called bleeding polyps of the nasal fossa in an effort to determine whether they are nonspecific edematous polyps associated with dilatation of the vessels and secondary hemorrhage, or fibroangiomas, or whether they may be classified as pyogenic granulomas. As far as the literature is concerned, no general agreement has been reached as to the nature of the so-called bleeding polyps of the nasal fossa. The principal point of dissension is whether they are benign fibrovascular tumors or inflammatory masses.1 Most of the investigators have favored the neoplastic theory; yet there are on record numerous instances of bleeding polyps of the nasal fossa diagnosed histologically as granulomas, as simple, nonspecific inflammatory masses or as granulation tissue. However, in 1936, Simonetta and Tavani2 were the first to show the similarity of the bleeding polyp of the nasal fossa to the pseudobotryomycoma, a synonym for References 1. Schreyer, W.: Der blutende Septumpolyp , Ztschr. f. Hals-, Nasen- u. Ohrenh. 16:41, 1926. 2. Simonetta, B., and Tavani, E.: Sur les rapports entre les "polypes saignants des fosses nasales" et les pseudo-botryo-mycomes , Rev. de laryng. 57:293, 1936. 3. Wile, U. J.: Granuloma Pyogenicum. J. Cutan. Dis. 28:663, 1910. 4. Montgomery, D. W., and Culver, G. D.: Granuloma Pyogenicum , Arch. Dermat. & Syph. 26:131 ( (July) ) 1932. 5. Pegler, L. H.: The Pathloogy, Affinities, and Treatment of So-Called Bleeding Polypus (Discrete Angeioma) of the Septum , Lancet 2:1455 and 1537, 1905. 6. Banssillon, M., and Mounier-Kuhn, P.: Sur une forme des épistaxis de la grossesse: Les polypes saignants de la cloison , Bull. Soc. d'obst. et de gynéc. 25:71, 1936. 7. Michelson, H. E.: Granuloma Pyogenicum: Clinical and Histological Review of Twenty-Nine Cases , Arch. Dermat. & Syph. 12:492 ( (Oct.) ) 1925. 8. Cavazzani, F.: Sui tumori del naso di origine vascolare , Oto-rino-laring. ital. 8:69, 1938.
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Jun 1, 1940
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