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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Recurrent inflammatory myofibroblastic huge tumor 1 case and review of literature [Abstract] inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor is a rare distinctive mesenchymal tumor, the current tendency to borderline or low-grade, complete resection of a better prognosis. [Keywords:] laryngitis myofibroblastic tumor Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor (IMT) refers to differentiation of myofibroblastic spindle cells, often accompanied by a large number of plasma cells and / or lymphocytes as a mesenchymal tumor. Occurs mainly in the lungs, occurs in head and neck, throat are rare. Recent retrospective analysis are admitted to our hospital one cases of inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor and literature review to explore the clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. 1 Case Information Patients Luo **, M, 68 years old, due to ‘repeated hoarseness 10 years, new biological removal of the throat after 10 months, shortness of breath increased with 3 days after tracheotomy two days’ on May 31, 2009 emergency admission, the third hospitalization. Patients due to ‘repeated hoarseness 10 years, the increase in January’ on August 4, 2008 was admitted to hospital pre-admission clinic pathological examination showed: ‘left vocal cord mucosa of chronic active inflammation with inflammatory necrosis, focal epithelial light - moderate Shaped hyperplasia B2008-24491 ‘, fiber laryngoscopy after admission showed:’ left vocal cord cauliflower-like new life, poor mobility, the right vocal cord normal ‘, neck, color Doppler ultrasound showing:’ both sides of the neck and no definite abnormal ‘, throat CT showed: ‘on the left subglottic see a surprise to the cavity soft tissue density shadow, about the size of 1.1cm * 0.8cm * 1.0cm, consider the subglottic space-occupying lesion’, recurrence of the disease show review: ‘a large number of inflammatory granuloma organizations and the surface of ulcer formation, the cellulose necrosis of