Demographics of enrolled subjects.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Sinonasal respiratory epithelial adenomatoid hamartomas (REAH) are rare benign lesions with diverse clinical characteristics. Their pathogenesis remains unclear, with hypotheses suggesting either an inflammatory process or neoplastic origin. Despite t...

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Main Author:	Yujin Heo (20660810) (author)
Other Authors:	Sang Duk Hong (10783064) (author), Hyo Yeol Kim (14135029) (author), Gwanghui Ryu (20468599) (author), Kyung Won Kwon (18150416) (author), Yong Gi Jung (11648953) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Immunology Marine Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases underwent endoscopic surgery type 2 inflammation superior nasal septum suggesting potential differences serum eosinophil levels received pathological confirmation rare benign lesions prior sinus surgeries japanese epidemiological survey hypotheses suggesting either formal subtype classification 6 %) presented pathogenesis remains unclear mean age 46 isolated unilateral lesions diverse clinical characteristics including asthma history mean follow clinical heterogeneity clinical features unilateral reah xlink "> study analyzes significantly associated respectively ). pathogenesis compared olfactory cleft november 2023 november 2008 neoplastic origin inflammatory process inflammatory polyposis findings underscore demographic data also noted 4 females 17 males 10 cases
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Demographics of enrolled subjects.

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