Neurilemmoma of the mental nerve

Extracranial Trigeminal Schwannomas: A Retrospective Analysis

“…Malignant transformation is rare [20]. These tumors are highly radioresistant and radiotherapy has no place in the therapeutic management [18]. A small review (Table 2) also shows the same i.e.…”

Extracranial Trigeminal Schwannomas: A Retrospective Analysis

“…Malignant transformation is rare [20]. These tumors are highly radioresistant and radiotherapy has no place in the therapeutic management [18]. A small review (Table 2) also shows the same i.e.…”

A rare case of intraoral schwannoma in gingiva

“…6 Though origin of schwannoma is unknown, it is believed to originate from proliferation of Schwann cells in the perineurium of peripheral nerves. 8 They may present either with neurologic features related to the involved nerve or as asymptomatic soft-tissue tumors. Malignant transformations of schwannomas, although, extremely rare have also been reported.…”

Peripheral facial nerve schwannoma at the inferior mandibular margin: a case report

“…Tumors of the upper lip and ala nasalis and those located lateral to the angle of the mouth and around the mental foramen have been reported [ 12–15 ]. In two of these patients [ 13 , 15 ], the mental nerve was preserved during tumor resection; sensory recovery occurred, possibly because the tumor was separated from the nerve. However, these tumors originated from the mandibular nerve and were in the oral cavity, not the mental foramen.…”

Extracranial Trigeminal Schwannomas: A Retrospective Analysis

“…Malignant transformation is rare [20]. These tumors are highly radioresistant and radiotherapy has no place in the therapeutic management [18]. A small review (Table 2) also shows the same i.e.…”

A rare case of intraoral schwannoma in gingiva

“…6 Though origin of schwannoma is unknown, it is believed to originate from proliferation of Schwann cells in the perineurium of peripheral nerves. 8 They may present either with neurologic features related to the involved nerve or as asymptomatic soft-tissue tumors. Malignant transformations of schwannomas, although, extremely rare have also been reported.…”

Peripheral facial nerve schwannoma at the inferior mandibular margin: a case report

“…Tumors of the upper lip and ala nasalis and those located lateral to the angle of the mouth and around the mental foramen have been reported [ 12–15 ]. In two of these patients [ 13 , 15 ], the mental nerve was preserved during tumor resection; sensory recovery occurred, possibly because the tumor was separated from the nerve. However, these tumors originated from the mandibular nerve and were in the oral cavity, not the mental foramen.…”

Extracranial Trigeminal Schwannomas: A Retrospective Analysis

“…Malignant transformation is rare [20]. These tumors are highly radioresistant and radiotherapy has no place in the therapeutic management [18]. A small review (Table 2) also shows the same i.e.…”

A rare case of intraoral schwannoma in gingiva

“…6 Though origin of schwannoma is unknown, it is believed to originate from proliferation of Schwann cells in the perineurium of peripheral nerves. 8 They may present either with neurologic features related to the involved nerve or as asymptomatic soft-tissue tumors. Malignant transformations of schwannomas, although, extremely rare have also been reported.…”

Peripheral facial nerve schwannoma at the inferior mandibular margin: a case report

“…Tumors of the upper lip and ala nasalis and those located lateral to the angle of the mouth and around the mental foramen have been reported [ 12–15 ]. In two of these patients [ 13 , 15 ], the mental nerve was preserved during tumor resection; sensory recovery occurred, possibly because the tumor was separated from the nerve. However, these tumors originated from the mandibular nerve and were in the oral cavity, not the mental foramen.…”