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"Warthin tumour: essentially only found in the parotid, in older, usually male patients; it is bilateral in 10-15%"

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"Benign"

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"Malignant"

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"In general, the ratio of benign to malignant tumours is proportional to the gland size; i.e. the parotid gland tends to have benign neoplasms, the submandibular gland 50:50, and the sublingual glands and accessory glands mostly malignant. Due to the size discrepancy, in absolute numbers, the parotid gland has the most tumours."

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"Warthin tumour: essentially only found in the parotid, in older, usually male patients; it is bilateral in 10-15%"

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"myoepithelioma: considered a subtype of pleomorphic adenoma; they can also originate in breast and bronchus"

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