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May 2006: Red, slightly raised nodule, dorsal surface of tongue.

Dolphine Oda, BDS, MSc
e-mail: doda@u.washington.edu

 

Case Summary and Diagnostic Information

This is an 18-year-old male who was referred to Dr. Jackson for the extraction of his third molar teeth. He was seen initially on December 19, 2005, when he complained of soreness to his third molars. Extra-oral examination was unremarkable. Intra-oral examination revealed no signs or symptoms of an acute infection, but revealed a lesion of unknown duration on the mid-dorsal tongue.

History of Present Illness

Medical History

Clinical and Radiographic Findings

Excisional Biopsy

 After you have finished reviewing the available diagnostic information, make the diagnosis.

 

Contributed by
Dr. Brian Jackson, Olympia Oral Surgery



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