Clinical and Experimental Pediatrics

Original Article

The Clinicopathological Analsysis of Cervical Masses in Infants and Children.

Duck Kyu Kim, Min Soo Kim, Hyu Ho Lim, KI Yang Ryoo

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1988;31(4):492-499. Published online April 30, 1988

The authors have reviewed 108 patients under 15 years of age who presented with mass on the cervical area at the Hallym University Kang Nam Sung Sim Hospital from January 1981 to June 1986. Following results were obtained; 1) The histopathological analysis showed inflammatory change in 79.6%, benign tumor 9.2%, congenital origin 8.3% and malignant tumor 2.7%. 2) The ratio of male to femal was 1.9:1, but in...

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The Clinico-Pathological Analysis of Cervical Masses in Infants and Children.

H I Lee, B Ahn, S H Kim, T C Kwon, C M Kang

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1984;27(9):896-902. Published online September 30, 1984

The review on 146 patients under the age of 15 years who have cervical lymphadenopathy and had undergone lymph node biopsy at Keimyung University Dong San Hospital from Jan. 1971 to April 1983 was made. Following results were obtained. 1) The histopathological analysis showed inflammatory change in 45.9% including 10.3% of tuberculous lesion, congenital origin 24.7%，malignant tumor 9.6% and benign tumor in...

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Clinical Analysis of Cervical Masses in Infants and Children.

Dae Young Hwang, Do Seung Lee, Jeung Sick Min, Jae Sun Park

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1983;26(4):366-372. Published online April 30, 1983

Cervical masses are encountered frequently in pediatric practice. Hardly an upper respiratory infection occurs without lymphadenopathy and many of these enlarged lymph nodes persist for disturbingly long periods of time. Scattered among these innocent cervical masses are those which ultimately are found to be dangerous. Sooner or later, the persistent cervical mass becomes a problem in diagnosis and treatment.In order...

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