VICARIOUS PRESENTATION OF BLEEDING NASAL MASSES

Abstract

Background-Epistaxis being the commonest symptom, it's important to differentiate bland epistaxis from that secondary to benign or malignant lesions. Commonest cause is malignant nasal mass, however benign lesion advocates proper evaluation for diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Methods- Presenting series of ve nasal mass cases with epistaxis. Thorough evaluation with detailed history, ENT examination, Nasal endoscopy, Radiological assessment, blood tests, Biopsy and histopathological examination was conclusive of specic diagnosis and treatment plan. HPE concluded the diagnosis. Recurrent epistaxis with nasal masses Result- Conclusion- warrants thorough evaluation for appropriate management preventing morbidity. Both benign and malignant nasal masses with epistaxis mandate precise diagnosis prior to appropriate surgical intervention and obviate misdiagnosis.