Irritate fibroma
Irritate fibroma waa nodule fibre ah oo ka mid ah daloolka afka, oo inta badan loo tixgeliyo inuu yahay hyperplasia fal-celin ah oo ka dambeeya dhaawacyada ama ilo kale oo maxalli ah oo xanaqq ah.
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ReferencesNin 53 sano jir ah ayaa loo diray rugta caafimaadka maqaarka sababtoo ah wuxuu lahaa fibroma xanaaq (Irritation fibroma) oo ku yaal caarada carrabkiisa muddo 2 sano ah. Ma uusan helin wax daaweyn ah maadaama buro exophytic (exophytic lesion) aanu lahayn calaamado shakhsi ahaaneed. Koritaanka ayaa si tartiib tartiib ah u koray, wax badanna isma beddelin ilaa uu ka yimid rugta caafimaadka. Guud ahaan wuu caafimaad qabay laakiin wuxuu cabbay ku dhawaad 30 sano, qiyaastii 20 sigaar ah maalintii. Wuxuu dafiray wax taariikh ah oo dhaawac ah oo ku dhacay godkiisa afka. Buro (nodule) uu muujiyay dhexroor qiyaastii 0.5 cm oo ku taal caarada carrabka. Burogu wuxuu ahaa adag oo uu u ekaa midabka unugyada carrabka caadiga ah.
A 53-year-old man was referred to the Dermatology Clinic with a 2-year history of an exophytic lesion on the tip of his tongue. He did not accept any treatment since the lesion had no subjective symptoms. The lesion developed slowly and showed no notable change in size until this visit. The patient was systemically healthy, but he had a long history of smoking for almost 30 years and at least 20 cigarettes per day. In addition, he denied any history of trauma in his oral cavity. The lesion showed a well-defined nodule with approximate 0.5 cm diameter on the tip of the tongue. The nodule was firm and presented a color resembling normal mucosa.
A 53-year-old man was referred to the Dermatology Clinic with a 2-year history of an exophytic lesion on the tip of his tongue. He did not accept any treatment since the lesion had no subjective symptoms. The lesion developed slowly and showed no notable change in size until this visit. The patient was systemically healthy, but he had a long history of smoking for almost 30 years and at least 20 cigarettes per day. In addition, he denied any history of trauma in his oral cavity. The lesion showed a well-defined nodule with approximate 0.5 cm diameter on the tip of the tongue. The nodule was firm and presented a color resembling normal mucosa.
