Pedunculated soft-tissue mass on the alveolar gingiva

Monson, Mark L.; Postgate, J. R.; Bowe, Robert B.; Williams, Thomas P.

doi:10.1016/0278-2391(90)90489-o

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“…Gingival squamous cell carcinomas are more likely in people with a smokeless tobacco habit such as tobacco chewing or regular betel nut usage. Other primary malignancies likely to manifest on the gingivae are HIV-related Kaposi's sarcoma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma with or without HIV disease (60, 92, 94,97,148,150,166). Malignant melanoma may manifest as pigmented gingival swelling with oral without local tissue destruction (88,121,122,154,161).…”

Section: Malignancies Of the Gingival And Periodontal Tissuesmentioning

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Gingival and periodontal aspects of diseases of the blood and blood‐forming organs and malignancy

Porter¹

1998

Periodontology 2000

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Section: Malignancies Of the Gingival And Periodontal Tissuesmentioning

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Gingival and periodontal aspects of diseases of the blood and blood‐forming organs and malignancy

Porter¹

1998

Periodontology 2000

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“…Developmental lesions, such as lymphangioma and salivary gland choristoma (Moskow & Baden 1989) and primary benign, malignant and metastatic tumors (Eckardt & Nommels 1986, Epstein et al 1987) may also mimic gingival swelling. A variety of non plaque-related lesions are also included, e.g., peripheral giant cell granuloma, irritation fibroma, fibrous hyper-plasia, peripheral ossifying fibroma and peripheral odontogenic tumors (Kaneko & Uneo 1986, Horowitz et al 1987, Woo et al 1987, Mintz et al 1990, Monson et al 1990, Siar et al 1990, El Mofty et al 1991, Slabbert & Altini 1991. Van der Waal 1991, Michalides 1992, Weber et al 1992, Gurol & Burkes 1995, Nevi11 et al 1995, Zhu et al 1995, Wood & Goaz 1997.…”

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Unusual peripheral odontogenic tumors in the differential diagnosis of gingival swellings

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Merdinger

Katz

et al. 1999

J Clinic Periodontology

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Abstract. Differential diagnosis of gingival mass lesions includes several conditions and causes. Peripheral odontogenic tumors may mimic gingival swellings and, although rare, must be included in the differential diagnosis. The purpose of this article is to describe 3 different cases of peripheral odontogenic tumors and to discuss the differential diagnosis of gingival swelling. Histologic examination is mandatory when localized gingival swellings are surgically removed. Zusammenfassung Ungewöhnliche periphere odontogene Tumoren bei der Differentialdiagnose von Gingivaschwellungen Die Differentialdiagnose von Gingivaläsionen schließt verschiedene Befunde und Ursachen ein. Periphere odontogene Tumoren können Gingivaschwellungen imitieren und sie müssen, obwohl sie selten sind, in die Differentialdiagnose einbezogen werden. Der Zweck dieses Artikels ist es drei verschiedene Fälle von peripheren odontogenen Tumoren zu beschreiben und die Differentialdiagnose von Gingivaschwellungen zu diskutieren. Die histologische Untersuchung ist zwingend notwendig, wenn die lokalisierten Gingivaschwellungen chirurgisch entfernt werden. Résumé Tumeurs odontogènes périphériques rares et diagnostic différentiel des intumescences de la gencive Le diagnostic différentiel des lésions de la masse gingivale comprend des affections et des causes sévères. Les tumeurs odontogènes périphériques peuvent avoir l'aspect d'intumescences de la gencive, et bien qu'elles soient rares, elles doivent être prises en considération lors du diagnostic diférentiel. Le but du présent article est de décrire 3 cas différents de tumeurs odontogènes périphériques et de discuter le diagnostic différentiel de l'intumescence gingivale. L'examen histologique est une obligation lors de l'ablation chirugicale d'intumescences gingivales localisées.

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