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01-03-2012 | Case Report
Unusual Benign Smooth Muscle Lesions of the Tongue: Review and Report of Two Cases
Authors:
M. R. Darling, B. Wehrli, E. Zeligman, J. Smillie, T. Daley
Published in:
Head and Neck Pathology
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Issue 1/2012
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Abstract
Benign smooth muscle proliferations are relatively rare in the oral cavity. Most are classified as angioleiomyomas, some as hamartomatous growths and a few as cutaneous-type leiomyomas. We present two cases of benign smooth muscle proliferations in the tongue, provide a review, briefly discuss histogenesis and offer a clinico-pathological differential diagnosis.