This 84 y/o texas man was still able to eat his weekly rib-eye

This 84 y/o presented to our office (H&N surgery) to establish care. He recently moved from another state to live with his son, and was diagnosed with this pleomorphic adenoma three years ago, which he opted to monitor it instead of getting it removed. On physical exam the patient had a visible left pharyngeal mass that completely displaced the uvula to the right… that’s all you could see: tongue, teeth and the mass. But, he didn’t have any airway issues, and was still able to eat normally… including his “weekly ribeye”. Lol

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AI for radiology - A survey

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