<h3>PATHOLOGIC QUIZ CASE 1</h3> Henry F. Frierson, Jr, MD, Charlottesville, Va A 64-year-old white man had had intermittent nasal dryness and mucous drainage for five years. Examination of the right nasal cavity revealed a large submucosal mass replacing the inferior nasal turbinate and causing significant airway obstruction. There was no cervical lymphadenopathy. The tumor was excised through a right lateral rhinotomy and partial maxillotomy (Figs 1 through 3). What is your diagnosis? <h3>PATHOLOGIC QUIZ CASE 2</h3> Anna N. Walker, MD, Philip F. Jones, MD, Macon, Ga A 79-year-old woman was noted to have a large mass on her forehead during hospitalization for an unrelated problem. She stated that the mass had been present for years and had been slowly enlarging. Physical examination revealed a 6-cm, ovoid, soft, mobile subcutaneous mass in the right supraorbital region. The overlying skin was intact. The mass was surgically removed (Fig 1). Figure 2 is