소아에서 발생한 비치성 양성종양에 관한 임상적 연구
A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE NON-ODONTOGENIC BENIGN TUMORS OCCURRED IN THE CHILDREN
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김영신/Young-Sin Kim
허선/김문현/김재곤/백병주/Sun Hur/Mun-Hyeon Kim/Jae-Gon Kim/Byeong-Ju Baik
KMID : 0358919980250020458
Abstract
결론
저자는 본원 소아치과에 내원하여 비치성양성종양중 cystic lymphangioma squamous cell
papilbma, 그리고 fibroma로 진단이 내려진 3명의 환아에 대해서 다음과 같은 결론을 얻었
기에 보고하는 바이다.
1. 임상, 방사선 소견과 더불어 조직병리학적 소견에서 최종적인 진단을 내릴 수 있었다.
2. 치료방법으로는 외과적인 완벽한 절제를 시행하였고 양호한 치료결과를 보였다.
3. 재발율은 드물게 보고되나, 계속적인 관찰이 요구된다.
#초록#
Non-odontogenic tumors can be classified as malignant or benign. Most oral tumors in
children are benign. In the Belfast series only 7.5 percent of soft tissue tumors were
malignant and Bhaskar(1963) found only 9 percent of 293 oral tumors of all kinds to be
malignant.
Benign tumors may be classified as epithelial and mesenchymal. The most common
tumor of surface epithelium is the squamous papilloma. These are easily recognized
clinically as cauliflower-like lesions. Fibrous lesions are very common in children’s
mouths. Many of these are not true neoplasms but are related to fibrous hyperplasia.
Another common oral tumor in children is angiomatous tumors. Hemangioma occurred
more frequently than lymphgioma. Cystic hygroma, a cystic subtype of lymphangioma, is
a developmental tumor of lymphatic origin. It is a considered to be a relatively rare
lesion. About 50 percent of cystic hygroma are present at birth, and most of the
remaining 50 percent appear in the early years of life during the period of active
lymphatic growth.
The preferred treatment of these lesion, except for hemangioma, is complete surgical
excision. With proper surgical techniques, recurrence is not expected.
키워드
Oral tumor; fibrous hyperalsia; hemangioma; fibroma;
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