Pediatric tumors of the buccal fat pad: lipoma and hemangioma

Berenguer, Beatriz; Lorca-García, Concepción; Lancharro, Ángel; DeTomás, E

doi:10.1080/00015458.2019.1570743

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“…Other situations that require the excision of the BFP are the cases of lipoma and liposarcoma 14,36 . Resection of the body and the buccal extension is performed in cases of simple lipoma but some cases of diffuse growth, recurrence or suspected liposarcoma demand a more radical approach with resection of the entire BFP 14 .…”

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Buccal Fat Pad Anatomy and its Importance for Safe Clinical Procedures: a Review

Ferreira¹,

Watanabe²,

Freire³

et al. 2021

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Introduction: clinical applications of the buccal fat pad have been reported more frequently in recent years, mainly in Dentistry area. The aim of this study was to review the literature identifying the anatomy of the buccal fat pad, including its development, functional importance and some of its applications in different clinical procedures. Review: one electronic research database, PubMed, was investigated using the following restricted keywords: "buccal fat pad", "anatomy" and "clinical procedures". Forty-nine articles were found. The final review included thirty-three of them. Publications identified were considered between February 1989 and December 2020. Conclusion: this review showed that the buccal fat pad is a complex anatomical structure that has essential functions and can be applied to different clinical approaches. It is indispensable for the professionals who work with this structure to know it in detail so to obtain success on the procedures involving the buccal fat pad

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Section: Bfp Excision In Some Clinical Situationsmentioning

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“…Berenguer et al (2020) 36 presented a report of two cases of pediatric tumors of the BFP, one lipoma and one hemangioma. In both cases the lesions were excised, through an intraoral approach.…”

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Buccal Fat Pad Anatomy and its Importance for Safe Clinical Procedures: a Review

Ferreira¹,

Watanabe²,

Freire³

et al. 2021

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“…[7] in their works indicate that usually such neoplasms are not harmful to the child's body and do not cause complications but cause considerable cosmetic discomfort. Infantile haemangiomas, characterised by a high level of endothelial cell proliferation and rapid angiogenesis, cannot be detected immediately after birth but their development begins in the first few weeks of life [8]. The rapid growth of such infantile haemangiomas may result in ulceration, distortion, distortion of the edges of the neoplasm or obstruction of vital structures (e.g., airways).…”

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Clinical and morphological characteristics and diagnosis of external haemangiomas in children

Toktosunova,

Toktosunov,

Sharshenov

2023

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Background. The relevance lies in the increasing occurrence of haemangiomas in children under 1 year old when diagnosis confirmation through morphological methods is necessary. The purpose of the research is to characterise the histological initial and final changes of cutaneous haemangiomas and to present the main clinical manifestations of haemangiomas in children. Materials and methods. Several clinical (for detailed diagnosis of the disease), morphological (histological examination of the material) and statistical methods were used in the work. The object of the research was 98 children with haemangiomas of the facial skin aged 6 months to 16 years. Results. The morphological study demonstrated that in 49 cases (50 %), the typical simple capillary structure of haemangioma was identified, in 35 cases (35.7 %) — cavernous type of neoplasm. Only 18.3 % of the children had combined haemangiomas. Capillary-type haemangiomas contain many small capillaries with a narrow lumen, covered by adhering fleshy epithelium. Conclusions. During the phase of the active growth of haemangiomas, there is a predominance of massive endothelial cells, suggesting that the vascular component, particularly proliferating epithelium-lined capillaries, makes up the main and largest part of the hyperplasia.

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Clinical features of tumours and tumour-like pathologies involving the buccal fat pad

Yb¹,

Ma²,

Sun³

et al. 2023

International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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Pediatric tumors of the buccal fat pad: lipoma and hemangioma

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Buccal Fat Pad Anatomy and its Importance for Safe Clinical Procedures: a Review

Buccal Fat Pad Anatomy and its Importance for Safe Clinical Procedures: a Review

Clinical and morphological characteristics and diagnosis of external haemangiomas in children

Clinical features of tumours and tumour-like pathologies involving the buccal fat pad

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