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| ___ hyperplasia is in response to inflammation leading to red/yellow masses found more prevalently in males than females in their teens-20s. |
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| Oropharynx, soft palate, lateral tongue and floor of mouth |
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| Lymphoid hyperplasia affects Waldeyer's ring... This is aggregates of lymphoid tissue located where? |
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| Hyperplastic accessory oral tonsil (Lymphoid hyperplasia) |
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| This healthy 19 yo female was found to have multiple asymptomatic lumps in her throat on routine oral examination at a university dental clinic... What is her diagnosis? |
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| ____ cysts are when lymphoid tissue durrounds cyst lines with stratified squamous epithelium. |
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| ___ ___ is a rare malignancy of plasma cells, often originating within bone. Abnormal plasma cells are monoclonal. Bone pain (similar to arthritis) is the most characteristic presenting symptom. |
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| ___ ___ is a disease of older men, usually 70yo and it rarely presents before ago 40. Bence Jones proteins are found in urine 30-50% of the time. |
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| ___ ___ ___ are light chain products produced by malignant cells in multiple myeloma. |
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| Deposition of amyloid in soft tissues |
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| What is the initial manifestation of multiple myeloma? |
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| Extramedullary plasmacytoma |
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| ____ plasmacytoma is unifocal, monoclonal, neoplastic proliferation of plasma cells seen in soft tissue instead of bone. |
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| ___ is found in men age 55yo and may ultimately give rise to multiple myeloma. |
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| ___% of plasmacytoma show evidence of disseminated disease within 2-3 years. |
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| Where is the most common site of intrabony plasmacytoma? |
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| A well-defined unilocular or ragged radiolucency similar to multiple myeloma may be ____. |
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| Tongue - monotonous sheets of neoplastic plasmacytoid cells invade normal tissue |
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| Where is multiple myeloma most commonly found? |
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| Multiple myeloma - presents as multiple, well-defined "punched-out" or ragged radiolucent lesions |
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| ___ ___ is especially evident on a skull film and the jaw is involved in 30% of cases. |
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| ___ ____ presents as multiple well-defined, punched-out or ragged radiolucent lesions especially evident on a skull film. |
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| ___ ___ presents with pathologic fractures caused by tumor destruction of bone. |
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| Cervical lymphoepithelial cyst - same microscopic appearance as oral lymphoepithelial cyst |
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| ___ ___ ___ is found in the lateral neck of young adults. It is unilateral with a doughy consistency. |
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| Oral lymphoepithelial cyst - painless, asymptomatic, yellowish |
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| ___ ___ is found in anterior FOM near midline, lingual frenum or soft palate. It enlarges during illness and shrinks with age. |
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| Lymphoid hyperplasia - discrete nontender, submucosal swellings <1cm -- normal or deep pink in color if deep |
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| What color is lymphoid hyperplasia if it is deep? |
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| Lymphoid hyperplasia - discrete nontender, submucosal swellings <1cm -- creamy yellow if close to surface |
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| What color is lymphoid hyperplasia if it is closer to the surface? |
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| ___ ___ is a chronic inflammatory condition of enlarged, rubbery, firm, nontender, freely moveable nodes. |
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| Aggregates of lymphoid tissue particulary oropharynx, soft palate, lateral tongue and FOM affected by lymphoid hyperplasia |
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