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A series of 115 patients with malignant tumours of the nasopharynx were primarily irradiated. All the cases of carcinoma were TNM classified in retrospect. 60Co irradiation appeared to afford a somewhat better prognosis than conventional irradiation previously used. The 5-year crude survival rate for the patients with lymphoma and with carcinoma was 40.0 per cent and 23.8 per cent respectively. A distinctly better prognosis was found for women than for men and the prognosis was independent of whether or not lymph node metastases were present. There seems to be no indication for maintaining lympho-epithelial carcinoma as a special group of tumour. Surgical procedures are rarely indicated in the treatment of malignant nasopharyngeal tumours.
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
September 1945,
British medical journal,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
February 1966,
The Journal of laryngology and otology,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
November 1950,
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
January 1980,
Computerized tomography,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
January 1970,
Neoplasma,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
April 1980,
Clinical otolaryngology and allied sciences,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
July 1983,
Clinical radiology,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
May 1987,
Clinical radiology,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
May 1980,
Journal de radiologie,
K Bertelsen, and
A P Andersen, and
O Elbrond, and
C Lund
July 1982,
British journal of hospital medicine,
