Laryngopharyngeal fibromyxoma (clinical case)

A rare clinical case of recurrent laryngopharyngeal fibromyxoma detected 24 months after primary resection is presented. Histologically confirmed tumor recurrence was accompanied by symptoms of upper airway obstruction and phonation and swallowing disorders. Observation emphasizes the exceptional rarity of this localization and the tendency of fibromyx to relapse, which requires a radical surgical approach and long-term oncological monitoring. There is a need for increased alertness of otorhinolaryngologists and oncologists due to the risk of malignancy, even histologically benign mixes with their atypical localization.