Nasal and Laryngeal Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: A Case Report

Among head and neck malignancies, lymphoma is the second most frequent cause. They can develop in the head and neck lymph nodes or as extranodal determinations. The onset of malignant lymphoma outside of lymph node registers increasingly frequent, currently over 30% of malignant lymphoma are diagnosed as taking place outside the lymph nodes. The aim of this paper is to describe a rare case of double location of non-Hodgkin's nasal and laryngeal lymphoma and the modalities of diagnosis and treatment even the lack of studies in the literature.