Juvenile angiofibroma JNA

• Facts:
  Benign growth that is capable of eroding and locally invading
• History / PE:
  Nasal obstruction
  Visible nasal mass
  Epistaxis
• Treatment:
  Treatment is only required if the angiofibroma is enlarging, obstructing the airway, or causing chronic nosebleeds
• Differential Diagnosis:
  Reactive nasal polyps (obstruction rather than bleeding)
  Cocaine abuse
  Wegener's granulomatosis