Cards (36)

  • Epulides?
    benign localised enlargement of the gingival tissue
  • classification of True Epulides?
    • fibrous
    • vascular eg pregnancy, pyogenic granuloma
    • peripheral giant cell granuloma
  • what might present as a epulides?
    • congenital epulis
    • fibroepithelial polp
    • denture-irriation hyperplasia
    • kaposi's sarcoma
    • haemangioma
    • chondrosarcoma
    • metastatic tumour
    • localised trauma
    • connectice tissue tumour
  • epidemiology?
    • tumour like lesions of gingivae not neoplastic
    • localised gingival hyperplasia, fibrous/vascular/mixed
    • caused by chronic irritation of gingiva
    • classified by histological appearance
    • ulcerations, hyperkeratosis from secondary trauma
  • aetiology?
    develop following trauma from subgingival plaque/calculus
  • Fibrous Epulis clinical presentation
    • 10-40yrs
    • pink enlargement of ID gingiva
    • vascular when inflammed, no blanching, firm
    • ossification/calcification
  • fibrous epulis - histological feature?
    • core highly cellular fibroblastic and granulation tissue
    • stratified squamous epithelium covering
    • may ulcerate
    • plasma cells and mature collagen
  • treatment of fibrous epulis?
    • surgical excision and gingival recontouring
    • to confirm diagnosis tissue analysed histopathology
    • malignancy - incisional biopsy
    • deep scaling post-excision to remove cause
    • dressing applies and CHX post op
    • 7 day review, remove pack, pt careful OHI
  • fibrous epulis
  • pregnancy epulis histology?
    • core highly cellular fibroblastic and granulation tissue
    • stratified squamous epithelium covering
    • may ulcerate
    • plasma cells and mature collagen
  • pregnancy epulis aka?
    vasular epulis
  • pregnancy epulis
  • clinical presentation of vascular epulis?
    • anterior, labially
    • soft, pedunculated with narrow base
    • enlarge throughout gestation period
    • red, granular surface prone to haemorrhage
    • ulcerate?
    • if large aesthetic/functional issue
    • subgingival calculus
    • can recur after excision
  • vascular epulis
  • vascular epulis
  • vascular epulis
  • histopathology of vascular epulis?
    • mass of vascular space, fine, delicate
    • layers of solid endothelium
    • thin-walled vessels
    • surface ulceration and underlying inflammatory infiltrate
    • repair by granulation tissue formation
  • vascular epulis
  • vascular epulis
  • tx vascular epulis?
    • intenvie ohi
    • excision - good vasocontrictor
    • pressure dressing
    • may return
  • peripheral giant cell granuloma?
    • 30-40 years
    • anterior mouth and mandible
    • more common in females
  • clinical presentation of peripheral giant cell granuloma?
    • pedunculated or sessile lesion
    • dar red, surface ulcerations
    • hourglass shape
    • radiograph always, bone involvment
    • cause erosion of bone cortex
    • excision essential
  • histopathology of giant cell granuloma?
    • collections of osteoclast-like giant cells
    • varying giant cells and numbers
    • stoma cells = spindle like
    • macrophages contain phagocytosed haemosiderin
    • may have bony trabeculae within
  • peripheral giant cell granuloma
  • peripheral giant cell granuloma
  • peripheral giant cell granuloma
  • tx of peripheral giant cell granuloma?
    • complete excision and PMPR
    • involving bone - curette bone wall
  • sessile - broad attachment
    pedunculated - stalk like
  • denture-irritation hyperplasia?
    • localised enlargement due to irritants clasps/acrylic
    • sessile or pedunculated
    • ulcerated surface or hyperkeratotic
    • removing cause will resolve lesion
  • denture irritation hyperplasia
  • denture irritation hyperplasia
  • denture irritation hyperplasia
  • fibroepithelial polyp
    • allong occlusal plane
    • chronic irritation - sole cause
    • buccal musoca, lateral border of tongue or lips
    • rare on gingiva
    • fibrous tissue core, acellular
  • fibroepithelial polp
  • kaposi's sarcoma
  • kaposi's sarcoma?
    • oral lesions, 50% in HIV infection