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Computed tomography scan of a 44-year-old male who presented with a unilateral neck mass. The arrow indicates location of the mass.
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- Table 1. Most Common Presenting Symptoms of Human Papillomavirus–Positive Oropharyngeal Cancer from a retrospective study of 430 patients by McIlwain et al.4
Presenting Symptoms Prevalence (%) Neck mass 51 Sore throat 33 Dysphagia 16 Visualized mass 13 Globus sensation 10 Odynophagia 9 Otalgia 7 Data obtained from McIlwain et al.4
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