Management of Oral Pyogenic Granuloma: A Case Report
Akanksha Shiradhonkar, Roshani Thakur, Motilal Jangid, Neelu Kasare, Vino Tito V Kurien, Saleem A. Khan
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Akanksha Shiradhonkar, Roshani Thakur, Motilal Jangid, Neelu Kasare, Vino Tito V Kurien, Saleem A. Khan
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Granuloma pyogenicum, also referred to as a pyogenic granuloma, is a typical, acquired, benign vascular tumor that develops in tissues like the skin and mucous membranes. The correct term is lobular capillary hemangioma. Is typically brought on by a variety of stimuli, including mild local irritation, acute damage, hormonal variables, or specific types of medications. Pyogenic granuloma often do not develop when the base and the causes of it are removed. The case of pyogenic granulomas treated surgically as well as electro cautery are presented in this paper.
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Granuloma pyogenicum, also referred to as a pyogenic granuloma, is a typical, acquired, benign vascular tumor that develops in tissues like the skin and mucous membranes. The correct term is lobular capillary hemangioma. Is typically brought on by a variety of stimuli, including mild local irritation, acute damage, hormonal variables, or specific types of medications. Pyogenic granuloma often do not develop when the base and the causes of it are removed. The case of pyogenic granulomas treated surgically as well as electro cautery are presented in this paper.
Key concepts: Pyogenic granuloma, Capillary hemangioma, Medicine, Irritation, Granuloma, Mucous membrane, Hemangioma, Pathology