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Abstract

Malignancy arising in Stensen's duct is uncommon. Fourteen cases have been published in the English literature, and a new case is presented. A rational and apparently successful approach in the diagnosis and management of these cases is presented, illustrated, and discussed.

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Primary Carcinoma of Stensen's Duct

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