2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.maxilo.2011.10.004
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Hemangioma cavernoso sublingual

Abstract: DiscusiónLos angiomas son lesiones vasculares, localizadas y benignas. El hemangioma profundo o cavernoso se localiza bajo el tejido celular subcutáneo, pudiendo localizarse en cualquier parte del organismo; si bien, el 65% de los hemangiomas se localizan en cabeza y cuello 1,2 . Los hemangiomas son los tumores no epiteliales más frecuentes con una incidencia del 30% en las glándulas salivares mayores, siendo las lesiones más comunes en dichas glándulas durante la niñez e infancia temprana, sobre todo en su fo… Show more

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“…Diagnosis can be challenging in this type of tumors, however it gets even difficult and rare when it presents at the sublingual area, that usually compromise the upper airway due to late diagnosis. (9) Less than 20 submandibular benign tumor cases have been reported in literature, between removable and biopsied lesions, it was found that hemangiomas represented 1.7% of the cases (11). Clinical course varies, and the majority presents only with pain or minor symptoms (11), but can also present with recurrent upper respiratory infections (12) or severe complications such as described in our case.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 48%
“…Diagnosis can be challenging in this type of tumors, however it gets even difficult and rare when it presents at the sublingual area, that usually compromise the upper airway due to late diagnosis. (9) Less than 20 submandibular benign tumor cases have been reported in literature, between removable and biopsied lesions, it was found that hemangiomas represented 1.7% of the cases (11). Clinical course varies, and the majority presents only with pain or minor symptoms (11), but can also present with recurrent upper respiratory infections (12) or severe complications such as described in our case.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 48%
“…Según la ubicación, se puede presentar en forma de masas blandas o nódulos fluctuantes, de color rojizo o de un color violáceo, algunos de consistencia dura, muestran un desarrollo pausado y limitado. En la mayoría de los casos no se observan síntomas, suelen alterar la imagen facial de los pacientes si la lesión incrementa su volumen 7 , 22 , 23 .…”
Section: Características Clínicas E Histológicasunclassified