Lipoma
Definition:
A healthy tumor arises from the lipid tissue, and its presence is rare inside the mouth.
Clinically:
- Cheek, lip and tongue are among the most common places of infection.
- occurs at medium ages.
- It looks like a soft lump, rounded, with a soft or lobed surface, and skin covered with a natural color.
Textically:
- Blocks of rounded or ribbed, pale cells.
- The nucleus is at the end of the cell wall (so called the cell membrane).
- These blocks are separated by narrow pillars.
- The tumor is surrounded by a dummy portfolio.
Definition:
A healthy tumor arises from the lipid tissue, and its presence is rare inside the mouth.
Clinically:
- Cheek, lip and tongue are among the most common places of infection.
- occurs at medium ages.
- It looks like a soft lump, rounded, with a soft or lobed surface, and skin covered with a natural color.
Textically:
- Blocks of rounded or ribbed, pale cells.
- The nucleus is at the end of the cell wall (so called the cell membrane).
- These blocks are separated by narrow pillars.
- The tumor is surrounded by a dummy portfolio.
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Oral tumors