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Schwannoma presenting in the soft palate of a nine-year-old boy
Ourvinder Chawla1, Sarah North, Julian M Yates
1Bristol Dental Hospital, Lower Maudlin Street, Bristol, UK.
Abstract:
Swellings and tumours within the oral cavity are a common finding, however, benign intra-oral schwannoma or neurolemma is relatively uncommon, especially in younger patients. Involvement of the palate is a rare presentation although there have been a few reported cases relating to the lingual and other tissues. This paper reviews intra-oral schwannomas and presents a case of such a tumour of the soft palate in a paediatric patient and discusses the presenting features, differential diagnoses, along with the management of the condition.
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