Granuloma peripheral giant cell.. Reproductive reaction of the tissues towards the exposed or unknown rumen

Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma:
Also called: Giant Cell Epulis.
tariff:
A lesion that represents a reproductive reaction of the tissue, towards an unknown disease or irritation.
Note:
Most granulomas are the result of tissue reaction to trauma ... irritation ... etc.
Clinically:
- A mass of slow or racing. In front of the brothers.
- On the gum or mucous of the alveolar, often on the papilla between the teeth.
- a dark red color, where the blood vessels are abundant. They may be bleeding with superficial ulcers.
Textically:
- The lesion is covered with an applied, natural skin or some dementia.
- followed by a free zone of prophylactic cells, then tumor block component of:
- Tissue tissue, soft, with vessels. It contains fibrosis, and the cells of the obstruction often exist around the blood vessels or areas of bleeding.
In addition, regions of the hemosidrine pigment, inflammatory cells, and bone or bone marrow are observed.
* The origin of the cells:
They are thought to originate from histocytes, from bone clots, or from macrophages that differentiate them into single cells that have joined together and formed gravitational cells.