A Rare and Unexpected Reason for Unilateral Epistaxis: Nasal Septal Schwannoma

Table 1

Nasal septal schwannoma cases reported in the last 20 years.

Author(s)	Year	Age/sex	Symptoms	Site	Treatment	Follow-up
Berlucchi et al. [4]	2000	29/M	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	7 years
Wada et al. [18]	2000	62/F	NO	NS	Ex	15 months
Wang et al. [12]	2004	55/M	NO	NS	Ex	—
Rajagopal	2005	54/F	NO	NS	Ex	6 months
Shinohara et al. [14]	2005	50/M	NO	NS	Ex	3 years
Kodama et al. [19]	2009	41/F	NO	NS	Ex	2 years
Pauna et al. [8]	2013	78/M	NO	NS	Ex	—
Gulia et al. [20]	2013	35/F	NO	Membranous NS	Ex	6 months
Cadd et al. [21]	2014	31/M	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	—
Dhingra et al. [22]	2014	28/F	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	—
Karatas [23]	2016	31/F	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	8 months
Gerritsen et al. [24]	2017	16/M	NO	NS	Ex	1 month
Gupta et al. [25]	2017	40/F	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	1 year
Valsamidis et al. [26]	2017	54/M	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	6 months
Min et al. [3]	2017	65/F	NO	NS	Ex	2 years
Devaraja et al. [27]	2018	57/M	NO	NS	Ex	—
Alrasheed et al. [28]	2019	64/F	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	3 years
Bie et al. [29]	2019	47/M	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	6 months
Our case	2020	28/M	NO, Ep	NS	Ex	1 year

M: male; F: female; NO: nasal obstruction; Ep: epistaxis; NS: nasal septum; Ex: excision.