Management of Oral Squamous Papilloma Using Annona squamosa (Custard Apple) Leaves: A Novel Case

Yadav, Shikha

doi:10.7759/cureus.34806

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“…Yadav reportó un caso novedoso de papiloma oral escamoso tratado con hojas de Annona squamosa (chirimoya) que resolvió con aparente éxito; sin embargo, no se realizó seguimiento de la lesión para evaluar su recurrencia y no existe evidencia científica que apoye esta alternativa de tratamiento. (Yadav, 2023).…”

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Papiloma oral de células escamosas na papila interincisiva: Revisão da literatura em um relato de caso

Heras Olalla,

Zhunio Cárdenas,

Alvarado Cordero

2024

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El papiloma oral de células escamosas es una proliferación exofítica localizada, de apariencia verrugosa o similar a una coliflor, asintomática y de crecimiento lento. Es la lesión benigna más común del epitelio oral, no tiene predilección por el sexo y comúnmente se presenta entre la tercera y quinta décadas de vida, aunque en ocasiones aparece en niños; frecuentemente se ubica en el paladar, lengua, labios o encías. El tratamiento de elección es la extirpación quirúrgica total de la lesión, no obstante, existen otras modalidades de tratamiento, la lesión no suele ser recurrente y el riesgo de transformarse en una lesión maligna es bajo. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar los puntos claves como características clínicas e histopatológicas, diagnóstico, tratamiento y recurrencia, y presentar un caso clínico de un papiloma oral de células escamosas ubicado en la papila interincisiva.

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Papiloma oral de células escamosas na papila interincisiva: Revisão da literatura em um relato de caso

Heras Olalla,

Zhunio Cárdenas,

Alvarado Cordero

2024

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“…Due to its sweet and distinctive taste, it has gained favor among a vast number of consumers [6]. Furthermore, it can be also used for anti-cancer, anti-obesity, and lipid-lowering processes and as an insecticidal agent [7][8][9]. However, fruits like sugar apples are highly prone to decay, making them challenging to consume fresh and resulting in significant waste [6,10].…”

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A Lightweight Deep Learning Semantic Segmentation Model for Optical-Image-Based Post-Harvest Fruit Ripeness Analysis of Sugar Apples (Annona squamosa)

Xie,

Ke,

Chen

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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The sugar apple (Annona squamosa) is valued for its taste, nutritional richness, and versatility, making it suitable for fresh consumption and medicinal use with significant commercial potential. Widely found in the tropical Americas and Asia’s tropical or subtropical regions, it faces challenges in post-harvest ripeness assessment, predominantly reliant on manual inspection, leading to inefficiency and high labor costs. This paper explores the application of computer vision techniques in detecting ripeness levels of harvested sugar apples and proposes an improved deep learning model (ECD-DeepLabv3+) specifically designed for ripeness detection tasks. Firstly, the proposed model adopts a lightweight backbone (MobileNetV2), reducing complexity while maintaining performance through MobileNetV2′s unique design. Secondly, it incorporates the efficient channel attention (ECA) module to enhance focus on the input image and capture crucial feature information. Additionally, a Dense ASPP module is introduced, which enhances the model’s perceptual ability and expands the receptive field by stacking feature maps processed with different dilation rates. Lastly, the proposed model emphasizes the spatial information of sugar apples at different ripeness levels by the coordinate attention (CA) module. Model performance is validated using a self-made dataset of harvested optical images categorized into three ripeness levels. The proposed model (ECD-DeepLabv3+) achieves values of 89.95% for MIoU, 94.58% for MPA, 96.60% for PA, and 94.61% for MF1, respectively. Compared to the original DeepLabv3+, it greatly reduces the number of model parameters (Params) and floating-point operations (Flops) by 89.20% and 69.09%, respectively. Moreover, the proposed method could be directly applied to optical images obtained from the surface of the sugar apple, which provides a potential solution for the detection of post-harvest fruit ripeness.

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“…Although typically benign, squamous cell papilloma have the potential for malignant transformation and recurrence ( 6 ). The primary mode of treatment involves surgical intervention, yielding favorable prognoses ( 7 ). However, whilst squamous cell papilloma mostly affect the palate, cheek, lip and tongue ( 8 ), occurrences within the mandible are seldom reported.…”

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Squamous papilloma involving the mandible: A case report and descriptive literature review

Zheng,

Liu,

Cao

et al. 2024

Exp Ther Med

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Squamous papilloma is a benign neoplasm that originates from the stratified squamous epithelium of the mucous membrane. Its principal etiological factor is human papillomavirus infection, with a predilection for manifesting within the oral cavity. Squamous papilloma predominantly affects regions on the palate, cheeks, lips and tongue. However, to the best of our knowledge, the occurrence of squamous papilloma within the confines of the mandible remains unreported hitherto. The present report documents a case of squamous papilloma involving the mandible who was managed at the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou, China) in January 2023. The patient underwent a series of recurrent jaw inflammations, manifesting with malignant imaging characteristics. Subsequent pathological analysis confirmed a diagnosis of papilloma in the jaw. The present report highlights the pivotal role of prolonged inflammation in the genesis of jaw squamous papilloma, prompting avenues for further investigation, including the potential of inflammation to induce aberrant cell growth, mediate cell interactions, orchestrate cytokine actions and influence stress mediators. In addition, the current study posits a plausible connection between persistent inflammation, compromised epithelial integrity and an increased likelihood of head and neck papilloma, particularly concerning human papillomavirus infection. This article delineates the clinical attributes of the uncommon manifestations of jaw papilloma and delves into the associated mechanisms, thereby contributing to an enhanced comprehension of jaw disorders. This comprehensive insight equips clinicians with a heightened knowledge base for more precise diagnosis and treatment of analogous cases.

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Management of Oral Squamous Papilloma Using Annona squamosa (Custard Apple) Leaves: A Novel Case

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Papiloma oral de células escamosas na papila interincisiva: Revisão da literatura em um relato de caso

Papiloma oral de células escamosas na papila interincisiva: Revisão da literatura em um relato de caso

A Lightweight Deep Learning Semantic Segmentation Model for Optical-Image-Based Post-Harvest Fruit Ripeness Analysis of Sugar Apples (Annona squamosa)

Squamous papilloma involving the mandible: A case report and descriptive literature review

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