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[A woman with an inconvenient swelling under the tongue]
Franka S van Arendonk1,2, Marleen Vleming1
1Flevoziekenhuis, afd. Keel-, Neus-, Oorheelkunde, Almere.
Nederlands Tijdschrift Voor Geneeskunde
|December 17, 2020
Abstract:
A 66-year old women visited the ENT-department with a slowly growing, painless swelling under the tongue. An excision biopsy showed a lipoma. Although lipoma is a common tumour, oral lipomas are rare. After excision the oral lipoma rarely recurs.
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