Malignant lymphoma with nasopharyngeal debut – Comments on a clinical case

Malignant lymphoma is an issue of major importance in medical practice, with an increasing incidence in recent years, along with leukemia, being the most common malignancy among young population. Onset of the disease can be both nodal and extranodal as a quarter of extranodal lymphomas onset is located in the head and neck. This article is based on a particular clinical case of non- Hodgkin malignant lymphoma with nasopharyngeal onset. The paper highlights the importance of a multidisciplinary therapeutic management successfully used to treat a case of malignant non-Hodgkin lymphoma with nasopharyngeal location.