Oral Pathology Flashcards
Etiology of Benign soft tissue lesion
Unknown
Growth rate of the Benign soft tissue lesion
Slow growing
Histologic features of the Benign soft tissue lesion
It reflects the histologic features of the lesion type/tissue
Clinical features of the Benign soft tissue lesion
It’s well-demarcated, encapsulated, with sessile or pedunculated base
Etiology of the Irritation fibroma, age it’s more common
Irritation or trauma, more common on 40-60 women
Clinical features of the Irritation fibroma
oval shape, <1 cm size, sessile or pedunculated base, pink (happens in the oral mucosa), exophytic
Histologic features of the irritation fibroma
Stratified squamous epithelium on the surface
Treatment for the irritation fibroma
Complete removal
Treatment for the Benign soft tissue lesion
Complete removal
Etiology of the Oral Squamous Papilloma, in what age it’s more common
Human papilloma virus type 6 and 11, any age (more common in the 20-50),
Location of the Oral Squamous Papilloma
more common on hard, soft palate or tongue. But can occur anywhere.
Clinical features of the Oral Squamous Papilloma
finger-like projections, white or pink, well-demarcated, exophytic, sessile base, <0,5 cm size
Histologic features of the Oral Squamous Papilloma
Stratified squamous epithelium, variable keratinization
Treatment for the Oral Squamous Papilloma
Complete removal
Etiology of the Verruca Vulgaris, in who it’s more common
HPV virus 2 and 4, more common in children
