Hemangioma of MFA

1. Whenever Godly Heavens fall apart,
and Heaven’s blessing will descend on Earth,
And everyone, born here will realize
One shouldn’t talk too much and hesitate.
But one should value every word pronounced,
for words now mean much more
then any deeds.
And more than words
the thoughts will now mean.
When all will come to life and come to stay
Our Man without fear and scare
imposing proud on Earth will find his way.
Yevdokiya Marchenko

3. Hypertrophy, or an increase in the size of
individual cells;
Hyperplasia, or an increase in the number of
cells within a given zone;
Anaplasia, or a regression of the physical
characteristics of a cell toward a more primitive or
undifferentiated type.

4. Benign
Odontogenic
Epithelial;
Mesenchymal;
Mixed tumors
(Epithelial and Mesenchymal).
Non Odontogenic
Epithelial origin (mostly
malignant);
Connective tissue origin;
Vascular origin;
Nerve origin;
Muscle origin;
Bone origin.
Malignant

5. Solid Cystic Peripheral

13. COMPOUND COMPLEX
 Composed of multiply
small tooth like structures,
 Composed of all
odontogenic tissues in an
orderly pattern that
results in many teeth-like
structures but without
morphologic resemblance
to normal teeth.
 Composed of
conglomerate mass of
enamel and dentin with
no anatomic relationship
to tooth.
 When the calcified dental
tissues are simply
arranged in an irregular
mass bearing no
morphologic similarity to
rudimentary teeth

19. Tumors that do not arise from the tooth or tooth
like structures. Can be tumors of:
 Epithelial origin (mostly malignant);
 Connective tissue origin;
 Vascular origin;
 Nerve origin;
 Muscle origin;
 Bone origin;
 Tumor like of bone origin;

20. According to the type of fluid they contained:
 Hemangioma
(blood-containing lesion)
 Lymphangioma
(lymph-containing lesion)
According to the size of the vascular channels:
 Capillary (small diameter vascular channels)
 Cavernous (large diameter vascular channels)

22. EXOGENOUS FACTORS ENDOGENOUS FACTORS
 Mechanical stimulants;
 Chemical stimulants
(household and
occupational);
 Temperature stimulants;
 Biological factors.
 Anatomical and
physiological features;
 Genetic.

23. І. Obligate precancers:
 Bowen's disease and Kejer’s erythroplasia;
 Warty or nodular lips red border precancer;
 Abrasive precancerosis cheilitis Manganotti;
 Lips red border limited precancerous hyperkeratosis.
ІІ. Optional precancers with high potential malignancy:
 Erosive and verrucous leukoplakia;
 Papilloma and papillomatosis of palate;
 Cutaneous horn;
 Keratokantoma.
ІІІ. Optional precancers with less potential malignancy:
 Leukoplakia plana;
 Oral mucosa chronic ulceration;
 Lips red border lupus erythematosus (different forms);
 Chronic lips cracks;
 Postirradiation cheilitis and stomatitis;
 Meteorological and actinic cheilitis.

24. 1A Large and rounded ulceration on the tongue’s dorsal surface. The
ulceration also shows an elevated border and a yellowish exudate;
1B – Completed healing of the ulceration along with a full repapillation
of the tongue within six weeks after a biopsy was taken.

41.  Waxy papules with central depression;
 Pearly appearance;
 Erosion or ulceration: often central and pigmented;
 Bleeding: Especially when traumatized;
 Oozing or crusted areas: In large BCCs;
 Rolled (raised) border;
 Translucency;
 Telangiectases over the surface;
 Slow growing: 0.5 cm in 1-2 years;
 Black-blue or brown areas.

44.  Excisional biopsy;
 Incisional biopsy;
 Punch biopsy;
 Frozen section biopsy;
 Exfoliative cytology;
 Needle biopsy;
 Brush biopsy;
 Endoscopic biopsy.