Dermoid cysts of the floor of the mouth

Seward, G.R.

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“…The significant number of cases treated during adolescence may reflect an increase in the size of a small asymptomatic dermoid cyst as a result of increased hormonal activity during puberty (e.g. increased sebaceous gland activity) 5 .…”

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Dermoid Cysts of the Tongue: Report of Five Cases and Review of the Literature

Edwards

Lustrin²,

Valderrama

2003

Pediatr Dev Pathol

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Dermoid cysts of the tongue are uncommon. To date, there have been nine reported cases in the English language literature. In this article, we describe five cases accessioned at our institution over a 12-year period, two of which have previously been reported 15 . The prevalence of dermoid cysts at our institution over this period was quite low. Of 500,281 surgical cases, 0.15% (765 cases) were dermoid cysts. Of these, five were from the tongue; representing only 0.7% of the dermoid cysts accessioned and less than 0.001% of the total surgical specimens. The literature is reviewed and the possible origin of these lesions is discussed.

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Dermoid Cysts of the Tongue: Report of Five Cases and Review of the Literature

Edwards

Lustrin²,

Valderrama

2003

Pediatr Dev Pathol

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“…Dermoid kist mylohyoid kasın daima derinindedir. Geniohyoid kas yüzeyelindeki dermoid kistlerde en iyi cerrahi yaklaşım servikal iken, geniohyoid kas derinindeki dermoid kistlerde intraoraldir (16,17). Biz de de kitle ağız içinde daha belirgin bu nedenle intraoral yaklaşımı tercih ettik.…”

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Nadi̇r Görülen Subli̇ngual Epi̇dermoi̇d Ki̇st: Olgu Sunumu

Sarıca

Bilal

2016

J Contemp Med

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Journal Of Contemporary Medicine CR: -özet abstractDermoid kistler benign teratomatöz konjenital kitlelerdir. Baş boyunda nadir olarak görülen epidermoid kistler sıklıkla orta hatta yerleşirler. Hayatın 2. ve 3. dekatında görülen dermoid kistler çocuk-larda çok nadir olarak görülmektedir.Çalışmamızda 16 yaşında erkek hastada ile ender görülen bir lezyonu klinik, histopatolojik ayırıcı tanıları ve tedavi özellikleri ile tartışmayı amaçladık.Anahtar kelimeler: Dermoid kist, sublingual bölge, teratomDermoid cysts are benign teratomatous congenital masses. Epidermoid cysts are rarely seen in the head and neck, and they usually located in the midline. Dermoid cysts rare in children and usually occurs in 2. and 3. decade of life.In this study we aimed to discuss a rare lesion in a 16 years old patient clinical, histopathological, differantial diagnosis and specifications in treatment.

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“…Three hypotheses were proposed regarding its origin; dysontogenetic, traumatic and thryoglossal anomaly. According to first hypothesis epidermoid cyst may develop by entrapment of ectodermal tissues of first (mandibular) and second (hyoid) branchial arches [5,6] Second theory suggests its development by traumatic implantation of epithelial cells into deeper tissues [7]. Third theory considers it a variant form of thyroglossal cyst.…”

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“…Sub mental cysts present between mylohyoid and geniohyoid present as swelling below the chin. Large cysts in sublingual space may penetrate mylohyoid muscle and occupy both the spaces [6]. Mayer defined three different histological types; epidermoid (simple), dermoid (compound) and teratoid (complex) [5] Epidermoid cyst is always lined by stratified squamous epithelium without dermal appendages within the underlying connective tissues.…”

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Epidermoid Cyst in the Floor of Mouth with Sub Mental Component

Tandon

Gupta

2011

J. Maxillofac. Oral Surg.

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Epidermoid cysts in the oral cavity are very rare. They are slow and progressive in growth. Although congenital, they are diagnosed in second or third decayed of life. Epidermoid cyst in the floor of mouth is painless, doughy in consistency, fluctuant lesion and causes no symptoms until they are large enough to interfere with chewing or speech. In this article a 23 years old girl presented with lesion almost filling the oral cavity as well as sub mental component giving appearance of double chin. Lesion was surgically enucleated intraorally. Histopathological examination confirmed the presence of epidermoid cyst. Patient did well post operatively and there was no evidence of recurrence upto 1 year of follow up.

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Dermoid cysts of the floor of the mouth

Cited by 123 publications

References 9 publications

Dermoid Cysts of the Tongue: Report of Five Cases and Review of the Literature

Dermoid Cysts of the Tongue: Report of Five Cases and Review of the Literature

Nadi̇r Görülen Subli̇ngual Epi̇dermoi̇d Ki̇st: Olgu Sunumu

Epidermoid Cyst in the Floor of Mouth with Sub Mental Component

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