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[Lipoma of the tongue. A clinical case report].

M Scala, P Mereu, G. Schenone, Danila Comandini, G Margarino

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Abstract

Lipoma is a benign tumor of the adipose tissue. It is a common neoplasm but very rarely involves the tongue. Only 0.3% of all tumors involving the tongue are lipomas. A case of lipoma originating in the tongue is described. The tumor was removed and did not recur one year after excision.

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Lipoma is a benign tumor of the adipose tissue. It is a common neoplasm but very rarely involves the tongue. Only 0.3% of all tumors involving the tongue are lipomas. A case of lipoma originating in the tongue is described. The tumor was removed and did not recur one year after excision.

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Lipoma is a benign tumor of the adipose tissue. It is a common neoplasm but very rarely involves the tongue. Only 0.3% of all tumors involving the tongue are lipomas. A case of lipoma originating in the tongue is described. The tumor was removed and did not recur one year after excision.

Key concepts: Lipoma, Tongue, Medicine, Adipose tissue, Tongue Neoplasm, Benign tumor, Anatomy, Pathology

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