giant epignathus of the palate: a case report
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Abstract
ABSTRACTEpignathi are congenital malformations, with a high level of mortality due to their obstructive mechanism and respiratory involvement. Most of them are benign; however, cases of malignant epignathus have been described. The possibilities of malignancy increase in the presence of neuroepithelium, an important confounding factor. Epignathus is described in a newborn, besides its clinical and histopathological study. Surgery with complete resection is the definitive treatment. Residual tissue is linked to recurrence, curiously without increasing the risk of malignancy.
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| Authors | ;Marcelo P. Menezes Filho;Nábia Maria M. S. Simão |
| Journal | industrial and engineering chemistry research |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5935/1676-2444.20150055
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