Abstract:

Intraoral Lipoma: A Case Presentation Purpose Lipoma is a lipoma, which is divided into lobules by fibrose tissue, fatty tissue originating, mostly covered with normal mucosa, asymptomatic, benign mesenchimal neoplasms. Although the cause is often unknown, the etiology is accused of family inclination, trauma, alcohol, radiation and some chronic diseases. It is more found in men than in women. In the presentation of this phenomenon, the treatment of the lipomum that is little found and reaches quite large sizes will be offered. The case Twenty-seven-year-old female patient, who has been present for a long time and has increased its size, appeared to our clinic with a swelling on the right side. During the examination, a mass of approximately 2x2 cm in the right corner muscle area was found soft, moving and properly limited. Under local anesthesia, the mass was total exhausted by an intraoral approach. As a result of the histopathological examination, the patient who came as a lipoma did not see nuts in 2 years of follow-up. The findings are lipomas, capsular adiposite tissue’s benign neoplasms, which can often be seen in subcutaneous tissues, but can also be seen in deep tissues. They are relatively less found in the maxillophasial area. They are most often seen in the parotis area, it is observed by the foam. For the purpose of diagnosis, thin injection aspiration biopsy, ultrasound, BT and magnetic resonance imaging methods are used. In the distinctive diagnosis, fibroepithelial polyps, angioma, dermoid cyst, fibromes and liposarcoma should be considered. The basic form of treatment is that the lipomas, which are a surgical excision, can be exhausted for functional or cosmetic reasons, and after total recession they often do not show recurrence. The result Lipom is a benign tumor and is common throughout the body while oral lipomas are a rare antidepressant that can be observed during routine dental tests. Ethology is not clearly known. The surgical excision is suitable for the exact diagnosis and treatment. The lipomas in the bacterial area can be completely exhausted in a safe manner by intraoral means. In this case, no complaints and nonsense were observed in the two-year follow-up of the total exhausted lipom. Keywords: oral lipoma, bacterial mucosa, pathology

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