Two Newborn Cases Of Sacrococcygal And Oropharyngeal Teratoma

Abstract

Teratomas are generally congenital tumors which are diagnosed in infantile period and mostly seen in sacrococcygeal region. Histopathologically, they are mostly benign tumors. Its prognosis varies depending on factors such as size, location, and gestational week at birth. Oropharyngeal tumors are very rare and are also called epignatus. The main treatment is surgery. In this report, we present two cases of congenital teratoma with different prognosis and location.

Keywords

• Sacrococoygeal,orophoryngeal,teratoma,newborn

Sakrokoksigeal ve Orofarengeal Teratomlu İki Yenidoğan Olgusu

Abstract

Teratomlar genellikle infantil dönemde tanı alan, en çok sakrokoksigeal bölgede yerleşen konjenital tümörlerdir ve histopatolojik olarak çoğunlukla benigndir. Olguların prognozu, büyüklük, yerleşim yeri ve doğumdaki gebelik haftası gibi faktörlere bağlı olarak değişir. Orofaringeal teratomlar oldukça nadir görülmekte olup epignatus olarak da adlandırılırlar. Esas tedavi cerrahidir. Bu sunumda, yerleşim yerleri ve prognozları farklı olan iki konjenital teratom olgusu takdim edilmektedir.

Keywords

• Sakrokoksigeal,orofarengeal,teratom,yenidoğan

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