- Soft tissue tumours are very rare tumours originating from the muscle and fascia components of the neck. They can present anywhere and often require complex surgical removal through incisions in the face or neck.
- Tumours of vascular origin include haemangiomas and treatment is complex requiring a multidisciplinary team approach, but in some circumstances complete surgical excision is necessary.
- Lymphatic malformations can also be complex and some patients can benefit from surgical removal through incisions in the neck or face.
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Skull base
Nose, paranasal sinus and anterior skull base
Oral cavity
Oropharynx (throat behind the mouth)
Hypopharynx (throat behind the voice box)
Larynx (voice box)
Tracheal stenosis
Neck
Thyroid and parathyroid glands
Salivary glands and sialoendoscopy
Neurogenic tumours and paragangliomas
Soft tissue tumours and tumours of vascular origin and lymphatic malformations
Bone tumours and odontogenic lesions
Reconstructive surgery