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case_images: Intraoperative lateral view of the cystic formation on the nasal dorsum.
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case_images: The physicial examination has revealed a 2 cm painless mass with smooth borders, cystic in nature, and it has caused erosion in the nasal dorsum through the nasal bone (Figure 1).
case_images: Heterogeneous density cystic mass destroying the nasal bone in the axial tomography of the temporal bone.
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case_images: Cranial MRI (T2A sequence) showed a cystic mass which was not spreaded into any intracranial structures (Figures 2-3).
case_images: Cystic mass in T2-weighted cranial MRI on the right side of the nasal dorsum.
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case_images: Cranial MRI (T2A sequence) showed a cystic mass which was not spreaded into any intracranial structures (Figures 2-3).
case_images: Reconstruction of the dorsal nasal defect with conchal cartilage after excision of the cyst.
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case_images: A graft taken from conchal cartilage was laid over the defect according to its shape and then it was sutured to the surrounding tissue (Figure 4).