Radiotherapy Radiotherapy can still be used in the treatment of advanced and aggressive biological existence of inverted papilloma in the

sinonasal tract or in patients after radical surgery with serious morbidity. But this therapy is generally not indicated for the treatment of benign papilloma lesions. Radiotherapy is not effective for the treatment of inverted papilloma, and can lead to the possible risk of malignant change in direction on the other benign lesions. Outside the pyramid-shaped nose with parts from top to bottom are: butt nose Bridge!, nose "orsum nasi!, the nostril #ip!, ala nasi, kolumela, nostril $nterior nares!. %nverted papilloma is a benign tumor of the nose and sinuses paranasalis that histlogi benign but need to be dealt with aggressively as pre-malignant tumors is based on two reasons: &! locally invasive, sometimes causing extensive bone erosion and if raised in a conservative, then incidence of recurrent high enough, everted and cylindric. *he exact cause is not yet known inverted papilloma. +everal theories have been proposed, including allergies, chronic inflammation and carcinogens associated with pa,a papilom nan and viral infections. *here are a variety of treatment on tumor benign lesions, ranging from medikmentosa therapy, radiotherapy and surgical therapy. #owever, surgical treatment is recommended only. '! the papilloma found cell carcinoma foci sprawl that is at about &() of cases. consists of type inverted papilloma,