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Amar A Shah1, Khalid Mahmud2, Anirudh V Shah1
1Amardeep Multispeciality Children Hospital and Research Center, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons
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Generalized lymphangioma of tongue is a rare cause of macroglossia in children. It causes mechanical discomfort and functional and psychological disturbances. We report a case of macroglossia due to generalized lymphangioma in a 10 year old where partial glossectomy was done to achieve symptomatic relief.
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