Oral Pulse Granuloma- A Rare Entity

oral pulse granuloma- a rare entity

Pyogenic granuloma of the penis--a rare entity?

A case of pyogenic granuloma of the prepuce is presented. This to our knowledge, is the first reported case of this condition affecting this site.

Bilateral maxillary sinus cholesterol granuloma: a rare entity.

Cholesterol granuloma in the paranasal sinuses is rare. It is more common in the mastoid antrum and temporal bone air cells in chronic middle ear disease. A case of bilateral maxillary sinus cholesterol granuloma that mimics chronic maxillary sinusitis is reported. This is the first reported case of cholesterol granuloma of the maxillary sinus in the Malaysian Literature.

Pulse granuloma: a rare condition mimicking a gastric tumor

We report the case of a 60-year-old female patient who reported a one-week history of pain in the left hypochondrium, fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. The physical examination and laboratory tests showed no significant changes. Ultrasound showed a septated cystic mass, alongside the stomach, with thick walls and containing debris, although without any vascularity seen on the Doppler flow study (F...

Giant oral lipoma: a rare entity*

Lipomas are very common benign slow-growing soft tissue neoplasms composed of mature adipose tissue mostly diagnosed in the fifth decade of life. These tumors rarely present in the oral cavity, representing less than approximately 5% of all benign mouth tumors. They are usually less than 2cm in size and etiology remains unclear. We report a young male patient presenting with a giant lipoma in t...

Intra-oral lipoma – A Rare Entity

The first description of oral lipomas was made by Roux in 1848. He referred it as a ‘yellow Epulis’ [4]. Morphologically intra-oral lipomas can be classified as diffuse form affecting the deeper tissues, superficial form and encapsulated form [5]. Multiple head and neck lipomas have been observed in neurofibromatosis, Gardner syndrome, EcephaloCraniocutaneous lipomatosis, Multiple familial lipo...