Lymphangioma

Figure 2. Partial glossectomy following Obwegeser’s method at 10 months of age. (a) The planned incision line, resembling a keyhole, at the dorsal surface of the tongue. (b) Dorsal view of the tongue after resection. (c) Dorsal surface of the tongue after suturing.

Case Report

Long-Term Follow-up With Multispecialty Management of a Giant Lymphangioma of an Infant Tongue Contributed to Reduced Complications of the Disease: A Case Report of a 21-Year Follow-up

11/11/2022

Tae Nagama, MD¹; Ichiro Yamamoto, DDS²; Kyoko Kuniyoshi, SLHT¹; Satoshi Fukuda, MD³; Natsuko Kakudo, MD, PhD¹; Kenji Kusumoto, MD, PhD¹

Tae Nagama, MD1; Ichiro Yamamoto, DDS...

This article reports a 21-year follow-up of a male infant who presented with a giant tongue lymphangioma. This long-term follow-up with multidisciplinary management including partial glossectomy, sclerotherapy, and orthodontic treatment to...

This article reports a 21-year...

11/11/2022

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Not Your Typical Angioma

12/01/2015

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Jenika S. Karcich, BS, Alexis L. Parcells, MD, and Ramazi O. Datiashvili, MD

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Not Your Typical Angioma Jenika S. Karcich, BS, Alexis L. Parcells, MD, and Ramazi O. Datiashvili, MD Division of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Newark, NJ Correspondence:...

Not Your Typical...

12/01/2015

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