Authors: L. Jeřábek Authors‘ workplace: ORL odd., Vítkovická nemocnice, Ostrava - Vítkovice Published in: Otorinolaryngol Foniatr, , 2001, No. 1, pp. 5-9. Category:
Tumours of the head and neck are among the most aggressive malignancies with a highincidence of metastases. Multiple tumours in patients with carcinoma in the ENT area influenceadversely the prognosis. From a group of 61 patients with tumours in the area of head and neck fivedeveloped secondarily a primary duplicit tumour in another part of the body. The submitted paperdeals with an analysis of the development of duplicities of tumours in ENT patients in particularfrom the etiopathogenetic aspect.With regard to the high incidence of multiple tumours in patients with tumours in the ENT area itis important to keep this fact in mind during diagnosis and to use an active approach to the detectionof secondarily primary tumours, in particular in the rea of the lungs.
Key words: tumours of head and neck, duplicities, etiopathogenesis.
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