Secondarily infected epidermoid cyst in the floor of the mouth causing a life-threatening situation: Report of a case

Maxilada Geniş Uzantılı Epidermoid Kist: Olgu Sunumu

“…9 They may get larger and interfere with mastication, speech and rarely breathing which may cause life-threatening situation. 1,10 In this case report the patient referred to both ORL and our clinic with symptoms due to infection of the lesion.…”

Maxilada Geniş Uzantılı Epidermoid Kist: Olgu Sunumu

“…9 They may get larger and interfere with mastication, speech and rarely breathing which may cause life-threatening situation. 1,10 In this case report the patient referred to both ORL and our clinic with symptoms due to infection of the lesion.…”

Giant Neck Epidermoid Cyst in Submental Region

“…4,6 Çok nadir olarak hayatı tehdit eden durumlara yol açtıkları da bildirilmiş-tir. 7,8 Bu lezyonların ayırıcı tanısında lenfadenopati, ranula, tükürük bezinin benign ve malign kitleleri, kistik higroma, lenfoepitelyal kist, lipom, nörofibrom, hemanjiom, lenfanjiom, triglossal kist, brankial kist mutlaka akılda tutulmalıdır. 3,4,9 Lezyonun klinik bulguları ve boyunda lenfadenopati bulunmaması nedeniyle hastamızda malignite düşünülmedi.…”

An unusual occurrence of multiple epidermoid cysts in both sides of buccal mucosa: A unique and rare first case report

“…Cases which are symptomatic and others that have undergone malignant transformation have been reported in the literature. Cortezzi and De Albuquerque[ 14 ] in 1994 reported an epidermoid cyst of the floor of the mouth that reached a huge proportion and caused a life threatening situation because of secondary infection. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma arising in the wall of an otherwise conventional epidermoid cyst has been seen.…”

Maxilada Geniş Uzantılı Epidermoid Kist: Olgu Sunumu

“…9 They may get larger and interfere with mastication, speech and rarely breathing which may cause life-threatening situation. 1,10 In this case report the patient referred to both ORL and our clinic with symptoms due to infection of the lesion.…”

Giant Neck Epidermoid Cyst in Submental Region

“…4,6 Çok nadir olarak hayatı tehdit eden durumlara yol açtıkları da bildirilmiş-tir. 7,8 Bu lezyonların ayırıcı tanısında lenfadenopati, ranula, tükürük bezinin benign ve malign kitleleri, kistik higroma, lenfoepitelyal kist, lipom, nörofibrom, hemanjiom, lenfanjiom, triglossal kist, brankial kist mutlaka akılda tutulmalıdır. 3,4,9 Lezyonun klinik bulguları ve boyunda lenfadenopati bulunmaması nedeniyle hastamızda malignite düşünülmedi.…”

An unusual occurrence of multiple epidermoid cysts in both sides of buccal mucosa: A unique and rare first case report

“…Cases which are symptomatic and others that have undergone malignant transformation have been reported in the literature. Cortezzi and De Albuquerque[ 14 ] in 1994 reported an epidermoid cyst of the floor of the mouth that reached a huge proportion and caused a life threatening situation because of secondary infection. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma arising in the wall of an otherwise conventional epidermoid cyst has been seen.…”

Maxilada Geniş Uzantılı Epidermoid Kist: Olgu Sunumu

“…9 They may get larger and interfere with mastication, speech and rarely breathing which may cause life-threatening situation. 1,10 In this case report the patient referred to both ORL and our clinic with symptoms due to infection of the lesion.…”

Giant Neck Epidermoid Cyst in Submental Region

“…4,6 Çok nadir olarak hayatı tehdit eden durumlara yol açtıkları da bildirilmiş-tir. 7,8 Bu lezyonların ayırıcı tanısında lenfadenopati, ranula, tükürük bezinin benign ve malign kitleleri, kistik higroma, lenfoepitelyal kist, lipom, nörofibrom, hemanjiom, lenfanjiom, triglossal kist, brankial kist mutlaka akılda tutulmalıdır. 3,4,9 Lezyonun klinik bulguları ve boyunda lenfadenopati bulunmaması nedeniyle hastamızda malignite düşünülmedi.…”

An unusual occurrence of multiple epidermoid cysts in both sides of buccal mucosa: A unique and rare first case report

“…Cases which are symptomatic and others that have undergone malignant transformation have been reported in the literature. Cortezzi and De Albuquerque[ 14 ] in 1994 reported an epidermoid cyst of the floor of the mouth that reached a huge proportion and caused a life threatening situation because of secondary infection. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma arising in the wall of an otherwise conventional epidermoid cyst has been seen.…”