Abstract

Inflammatory polyps seen in the nasopharynx usually originate from the maxillary and ethmoid sinuses. Hairy and vascular polyps can be seen at the nasopharynx; however, to our knowledge, inflammatory polyps originating from the nasopharynx have not been reported previously. In this article, we present a three-year-old patient with inflammatory nasopharyngeal polyp developing after adenoidectomy and define a new clinical entity which will take place in differential diagnosis of nasopharyngeal masses in childhood.