Imaging features of non-epithelial tumours of the larynx

Neoplasms of the head and neck most commonly seen within the larynx are likely malignant and epithelial in origin. Although uncommon, non-epithelial types are occasionally encountered in clinical practice. Owing to the rare nature of these entities, they can lead to diagnostic and treatment uncertainty. We present our two-centre experience of nine different types of non-epithelial laryngeal tumours in this review, highlighting characteristic imaging features and discussing the recommended management strategies emerging.