Showing posts with label Oral tumors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oral tumors. Show all posts

Beyond the Bump: Exploring the Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options for Verruca Vulgaris

Factors Affecting Wart Growth and Persistence:

  • Immune System: A weakened immune system can make individuals more susceptible to wart development and may hinder their natural clearance.
  • Skin Trauma: Repeated skin trauma, such as picking or scratching, can lead to the spread of warts and make them more persistent.
  • Location of the Wart: Warts on the hands or feet are more likely to spread due to frequent contact with surfaces.

Prevention Strategies:

  • Good Hygiene: Washing hands regularly and avoiding sharing personal items can help prevent the spread of HPV.
  • Avoiding Skin Trauma: Protect your skin from cuts and scrapes.
  • Strengthening the Immune System: A healthy lifestyle with adequate nutrition, exercise, and stress management can support a strong immune system.

When to See a Doctor:

  • Rapid growth or spread of warts: If warts are multiplying quickly or spreading to other parts of the body.
  • Pain or discomfort: If warts are causing significant pain or interfering with daily activities.
  • Unusual appearance: Warts that are unusually large, discolored, or have irregular borders should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
  • Warts on the genitals or anus: These may be signs of a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and require immediate medical attention.

Additional Treatment Options:

  • Cantharidin: A prescription medication that causes blisters around the wart, leading to its removal.
  • Electrodesiccation and curettage: A procedure that involves burning away the wart with an electric current and then scraping it off.

Remember:

While most warts are harmless, it's important to consult a healthcare provider if you have concerns about their appearance, growth, or symptoms.

Non-Sunni tumors sound in the mouth.. The small size of the member due to lack of number and small size of cells

Non-dental tumors in the mouth
Benign Non-odontogenic Tumors of The Oral Gavity:
Atrophy: The size of the member is small due to the lack of number and small cell size.
Hyperplasia: Increase the size of the member due to an increase in the number of cells.
Hypertrophy: Increase the size of the member due to the increased size of its cells.
Neoplasia: Modern tumor growth.

Definition of tumors.. abnormal mass of tissues, grow irregularly and do not resemble the growth of natural tissues

Willis's definition of tumors:
Modern growth or tumor formation is an abnormal mass of tissues that grows irregularly and does not resemble normal tissue growth. And continue in the same way (invasion) growth even after the disappearance of the causative factor that led to the formation. It is automatic, without a goal, that intrudes on the organism and competes with it for food (this is the cause of death in tumors; tumor cells do not kill normal cells, but only deprive them of nutrition).

The origin of non-benign tumors.. Surface skin. Glandular skin. Sunburn

We have two types of non-dental tumors:
- Benign Non-odontogenic Epithlial Tumors
- Benign Non-odontogenic Connective Tumors
Non-benign healthy human tumors arise from:
- Surface skin (gums - lip) or lining (mandibular lining).
- Skin glandular (glands or ducts), which are rare and few in the mouth, such as salivary gland tumors.
- Dental skin (dental lamina).

Squamous Cell Papilloma.. A healthy epidermis arises from superficial superficial surface skin - the skin and oral mucous membranes

Squamous Cell Papilloma:
A healthy epidermal tumor arises from superficial superficial skin (skin and mucous membranes)
- Reason:
One type (2-5-8-11) is Papilloma Virus.
- Clinically:
It affects any age, and most cases of viewing in the palate and palate, and can be seen in the tongue and cheek, gums, lip and the soles of the cheek and the bottom of the mouth and throat. It appears as a single block, sometimes as numerous as cauliflower, sessile, or pedunculated.
With a rough white surface (due to the presence of many protrusions).
It is stiff if it is corneal, and soft if it is not corneal.
- Histologically:
- the lesion consists of a central part; a connective tissue with a forest tree, containing blood and lymphatic vessels and chronic inflammatory cells, a non-throwing (not effective).
- This texture is surrounded by a thorny complexion, thickened with acanthosis.
- Sometimes hyperthyroidism may be seen. Malicious transformations are very rare.

Keratoacanthoma.. Cancer self-healing. A fast-growing tumor, resembling human cancer, is clinically and histologically cured spontaneously without treatment

Keratoacanthoma:
It is also called self healing Carcinoma.
- Fast-growing tumor, similar to human cancer clinically and histologically. But it heals automatically without treatment, as the immune response to the individual makes it reverse in contrast to human cancer,
- Reason:
 Anonymous, but it is believed that genetic factors, viruses and carcinogens, may play a role in the occurrence:
- Genetic factors: Oncogenis genes.
- Viruses: prevent the stop pigmentation of the gene and thus occur mutations.
- carcinogenic factors: as it is frequent in places exposed to the sun.
- Clinically:
- Males are more infected than females.
- affects advanced ages (50-70) years,
- The most exposed to injury Hoggle face - a gallery of the sun - rarely infects the mouth.
- It seems like a high creed, a low center full of keratin, like a crater like an apperance (the same as a cancerous ulcer).
- It is often painful, and is associated with the magnitude of the peripheral lymph nodes.
- The doctrine is harsh, small, up to size (1-1.5 cm) during (4-8) weeks, remain static (4-8) weeks, and then decline during (4-8) weeks.
Note:
- The decline occurs by the fall of the keratin center, and the disappearance of the lesion.
- Does not leave a scar unlike the cancerous ulcer.
- Histologically:
The keratinocytes are surrounded by pseudoepitheomatus hyperplasia, where the proliferating epidermal cells extend upward to form the edges of the volcanic lesion and extend down into the dermis in irregular tongues.
Human cells are large, often irregularly shaped, acidic, and produce keratin (this is called benign dyskeratosis, ie, the presence of keratin in pearls rather than on the epidermis).
The connective tissue appears under the epidermis of chronic inflammatory cells, and some fibrosis.
- the cure:
There is no need for treatment as the lesion spontaneously retreated after the fall of the ulcerated keratin center.

Capillary Haemangioma.. The capillaries in the dermis are collected in pink to red, smooth, flat or slightly above the surface

Capillary Haemangioma:
One of the types of vascular endothelium, characterized by the collection of capillaries in the dermis.
Clinically:
A lesion in pink to red, smooth, flat or slightly above the surface.
Textically:
A network of capillary blood vessels lined with endothelial cells containing red blood cells, surrounded by fine connective tissue and sometimes fibrous tissue.

Cavernous Haemangioma.. Large blood spaces with a thin, blood-filled wall lined with flat blanket cells and surrounded by fibrous connective tissue

Cavernous Haemangioma:
Poetic-like, but consists of large voids filled with blood.
Clinically:
It appears at or shortly after birth:
Peripheral: A dark red tumor on the tongue and lips.
Central: Inside the upper or lower jawbone, it appears radially as a multi-focal lesion.
It can lead to fatal hemorrhage if an age is removed above the tumor.
Textically:
Large blood voids, with a thin wall filled with blood, lined with flat blanket cells, surrounded by fibrous connective tissue.
Note:
The two most serious problems in this tumor: bleeding, and central presence within the bone.

Venous Haemangioma.. venous blood vessels supported by smooth muscle elements. Treatment of vascular tumors

Venous Haemangioma:
It is a venous blood vessel, supported by smooth musculature.
Treatment of vascular tumors:
- Surgery.
- Cruel factors.
- Radiation therapy.
- Snow Carbon.
- Cooling.
- Pressure (to stop bleeding only and not for treatment).
Vascular tumor warning:
Its alarm is good; it does not turn into malignant lesions. And lattens after good eradication.

Lymphangioma.. Reproduction of lymphatic vessels. Large voids lined with empty blanket cells or containing clotted lymphatic fluid or blood corpuscles

Lymphangioma:
- characterized by the proliferation of lymphatic vessels.
- Appears at birth and affects both sexes.
- Inside the mouth often affects - the tongue causing its magnitude, and can affect the palate, mucosa vestibular, gums, and lip.
It may be superficial (under the skin of the tongue); it appears to have a papery surface, a natural color or a slightly darker mucus than the surrounding mucus (often blue).
If placed deep (in the mass of the tongue), it appears in small nodules, diffuse, without changing the composition or color of the covering surface.
Textically:
Large voids lined with blanket cells, empty, or containing liquid lymph nodes, coagulated and sometimes on some blood cells as well.
the cure:
Surgical recurrence may occur which increases with age.

fibroma.. A healthy tumor consists of fibrous connective tissue. Clear block The slow growth border is smooth or smooth with a smooth surface and natural color

Fibroma:
- A healthy tumor, composed of fibrous connective tissue.
- It is believed that the real fibroid tumor is a rare tumor inside the mouth, and that most of these cases is a growth due to hyperplasia and not growth and hyperplastic not Neoplasia.
Types:
* Peripheral: which exists outside the bones of the jaws, which is either:
- Hyper-industrial (hard or hard).
And throw (soft or rough).
* Centrally: which exists within the jaws, which is either:
(Fibromyalgia or fibromyalgia).
- Non-Sunni (soft, bulky, or sintered).
Clinically:
- Clear boundary block, slow growth, smooth or slow, smooth surface, natural color. It is painless, and the average age of infection is 30 50 years.
 - The most common places of infection are: gums, tongue, cheek, lip and palate.
* When it is present on the gums called fibroblast; each block present on the gums is called a ray *
Textically:
- Collagen bundles of collagen fibers, in which fibroblasts, fibroblasts, and small blood vessels are spread.
- Some cells may sometimes be seen as a mutation, and sometimes focal or diffuse calcification can be found.
- If the tumor is exposed to chronic disease, we may see superficial ulcers, vascular expansion, and edema with chronic inflammatory spleen.
- The tumor covers a normal applied epidermal skin (the epidermis in this tumor is ineffective, ie non-tumorous, while the connective tissue is effective = tumor).

Granular pelvic tumor.. Swelling due to hyperplasticity on the gums or skin is similar to the bloody and bloody tumor and the entry of bacteria Streptococcus or Streptococcus - Staphylococcus - after the occurrence of the disease or irritation

Pyogenic Granuloma:
Definition of:
- Swollen, due to hyperplasia on the gums or skin.
- Similar to the bloody ethnic tumor (both appear reddish).
- Staphylococcus or streptococcus - the presence of bacteria - after the occurrence of disease or irritation.
- It is not a pus, but a saline liquid.
Clinically:
Gums are the most common places.
- It appears as a slow or dark mass, dark red, and the mass is bleeding.
Note:
Dark red color: due to the abundance of blood vessels, along with the skin color.
Textically:
- Thin, shallow surface complexion.
- These skin covers the connective tissue granule composed of thin collagen fibers, fibrosis, blood vessels, chronic inflammatory cells, microorganisms (causing bacteria, which are seen only in the form of gram).
** If the condition is not treated, it can be transformed into a fleshy fibrous vessel.
** This tumor is similar to the tumor Tmour Pregnancy Tumor musically and clinically, and some consider the pregnancyMormal pyrotic choroid, has undergone some changes, because of hormonal disorders of pregnancy.

The manifold fibrous.. Fibromyalgia. Pelvic granuloma induced by the partial device. Growth is caused by fibrous hyperplasia under human

Fibro-Epithelial Polyp:
It is also called: Fibrous Epulis
- Pelvic granuloma stimulated by the part of the denture induced granuloma
tariff:
- Growth is a result of fibrous hyperplasia under the human.
- caused by a chronic mechanical disturbance.
Clinically:
- It results from a chronic mechanical debilitation, such as a broken or fractured tooth, a sharp blot, or a poor industrial device.
- The tumor is soft or hard; depending on the amount of cells, fiber and inflammatory edema.
- These tumors will be upset or slow.
Textically:
- A connective tissue covered with applied skin, the skin may sometimes exhibit some inflammatory hyperplasia.
- The connective tissue: It consists of collagen fibers, fiber images, and blood vessels.
- Collagen fibers are produced centrally, or typical * in the type *. Or radially from the neck to the surface in a fan-like manner *

Granuloma peripheral giant cell.. Reproductive reaction of the tissues towards the exposed or unknown rumen

Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma:
Also called: Giant Cell Epulis.
tariff:
A lesion that represents a reproductive reaction of the tissue, towards an unknown disease or irritation.
Note:
Most granulomas are the result of tissue reaction to trauma ... irritation ... etc.
Clinically:
- A mass of slow or racing. In front of the brothers.
- On the gum or mucous of the alveolar, often on the papilla between the teeth.
- a dark red color, where the blood vessels are abundant. They may be bleeding with superficial ulcers.
Textically:
- The lesion is covered with an applied, natural skin or some dementia.
- followed by a free zone of prophylactic cells, then tumor block component of:
- Tissue tissue, soft, with vessels. It contains fibrosis, and the cells of the obstruction often exist around the blood vessels or areas of bleeding.
In addition, regions of the hemosidrine pigment, inflammatory cells, and bone or bone marrow are observed.
* The origin of the cells:
They are thought to originate from histocytes, from bone clots, or from macrophages that differentiate them into single cells that have joined together and formed gravitational cells.

Type Of Giant Cells.. Physiological and pathological. Age or bone fractures. Cells are predominant in malignant tumors or viral infections

Type Of Giant Cells:
Physiological:
- Immunotherapy cells (red blood cells) Megakaryocytes.
- Odontoclast Age Deficiency.
- Osteoclast osteoporosis.
* Satisfactory:
Stratification cells against foreign body.
- Langhanhans cells (TB).
- Totten cells of the disease (tissue disease; bile tumors).
- Isof cells (rheumatic infections).
- Dothy Reid cells (Hodgkin's disease).
- Stem cells in malignant tumors.
- Proteins in viral infections.

Hystocytosis - Verruciform Xanthoma.. The wolve-yellow tumor, made up of yellow cells, is hyper-correlated with wolves

Hystocytosis - Verruciform Xanthoma:
Also called: wolve yellow tumor.
tariff:
An unknown lesion consists of yellow cells.
Clinically:
- Single lump in the mouth, often red, often in a natural or slightly pale color.
- Annoyed or lame. Rough surface.
- Infects adults over the age of 40 years.
Textically:
- The skin is a covered skin is applied to the skin, in which the hyper-corrosive wolves. And parallel spacing of human vertebral extensions.
- The macrophages of the macrophages are leached with clusters of yellow cells, which do not extend deep within the dermis.
- These yellow cells are thought to be large macrophages, filled with fatty acids.
- We may sometimes find tuberculin cells (peripheral nuclei).

Myxoma.. A tumor made up of undifferentiated primary mellitus tissues similar to the connective tissue of the umbilical cord

Myxoma:
Definition:
- A tumor consisting of tissues of the balance, primary, undifferentiated.
- These tissues resemble the connective tissue similar to the mucus of the umbilical cord.
- It is peripheral or central, both rare in the mouth.
Note: When it is central, it is - often - the tooth of origin.
Reasons:
- Some believe that it is not a real tumor, but mucosal changes occur in a fibrous tumor.
- while others believe that it arises from primary fibroblasts cells, which remain latent in most tissues.
Clinically:
- Can occur at any age.
- a single, slow-growing, indistinct lesion; tend to leak in neighboring tissues.
- a lesion with significant destructive potential if not treated.
* Note:
The problem increases when it is centralized; the percentage of recurrence increases, because there is no portfolio.
Textically:
- Large astrocytes, sometimes spherical with interrelated cytoplasmic branches.
These cells are surrounded by mucous membranes, rich in multicircular acidic mucus, and also contain some retinal fibers and collagen. With very little blood vessels.
The tumor is not surrounded by a wallet.

Lipoma .. A healthy tumor from the lipid tissue affects the cheek, lip and tongue and is surrounded by a dummy portfolio

Lipoma
Definition:
A healthy tumor arises from the lipid tissue, and its presence is rare inside the mouth.
Clinically:
- Cheek, lip and tongue are among the most common places of infection.
- occurs at medium ages.
- It looks like a soft lump, rounded, with a soft or lobed surface, and skin covered with a natural color.
Textically:
- Blocks of rounded or ribbed, pale cells.
- The nucleus is at the end of the cell wall (so called the cell membrane).
- These blocks are separated by narrow pillars.
- The tumor is surrounded by a dummy portfolio.
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