Sinonasal inverted papillomas (SNIP) are benign tumours arising from Schneiderian mucosa of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses with either single or multifocal sites of origin. A 50 year old male presented wit Case study: h c/o left nasal obstruction for past 20 days and difculty in breathing. General physical examination revealed stable vitals and no signicant abnormalities. On anterior rhinoscopy, pale pinkish, polypoidal growth noted lling in left nasal cavity and vestibule. On diagnostic nasal endoscopy, smooth, pale pinkish, lobulated, polypoidal growth noted lling vestibule, middle meatus and nasopharynx. Intraoperatively, endoscopic sinus surgery with medial maxillectomy was done and tissue sent for histopathological examination. Regular patient follow up was done.
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