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A rare presentation of glossal lymphangioma

Krishna Meera MS, Revathy M and Eswaramo .

Abstract


Lymphatic malformations is a commonly encountered congenital vascular malformation in clinical practice. We  report a case of lymphatic malformation involving the tongue which presented with enlargement following a systemic    infection. The lesion was managed by surgical excision. The histopathological features and treatment options for lymphatic malformations are also discussed. 


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