Oral Med Past papers Flashcards
A patient has brown/grey pigmentation in their oral cavity, give 3 local causes (3)
- Amalgam tattoo
- Melanotic macule
- Melanotic naevus
- Melanotic melanoma
- Pigmentary incontinence
- Kaposi’s sarcoma
- Peutz-jehger’s syndrome
A patient has brown/grey pigmentation in their oral cavity, give 3 generalised causes (3)
- smoking
- drugs
- racial pigmentation
- Addisons disease
You refer a patient to oral med and the biopsy confirms that it is a haemanginoma. Name 2 types of haemanginomas
- Cavernous haemanginoma
- capillary haemanginoma
give 2 histological differences between cavernous haemanginoma and capillary haemanginoma
in cavernous haemanginoma histological analysis will show large pools/spaces filled with blood which are lined by a single layer of endothelial cells and separated by a fibrous stroma
in capillary haemanginomas there are many lobules separated by thin septa containing clusters of thin walled capillaries lined with single layer of endothelial cells