Authors :
Dr. Rimsha Maryam; Dr. Rose Mary Abraham; Dr. Nisha Joseph; Dr. Devishree Rai; Dr. Sitara Rathan; Dr. Raghavendra Kini
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14292224
Abstract :
Pyogenic granuloma is frequently
encountered, benign vascular lesion, distinguished by its
rapid proliferation and hypervascular nature that can
affect individuals of all ages. It typically occurs on both
the skin and mucous membranes, with trauma being the
most frequent cause.. The development of a pyogenic
granuloma progresses through three stages, with bleeding
being a hallmark symptom throughout. Owning to its
characteristic appearance, pyogenic granuloma is
frequently misidentified as other vascular lesions, solid
tumors, or soft tissue infections. This case report
describes Pyogenic granuloma located on the mandibular
anterior gingiva.
Keywords :
Pyogenic Granuloma, Anterior Gingiva, Tumour.
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Pyogenic granuloma is frequently
encountered, benign vascular lesion, distinguished by its
rapid proliferation and hypervascular nature that can
affect individuals of all ages. It typically occurs on both
the skin and mucous membranes, with trauma being the
most frequent cause.. The development of a pyogenic
granuloma progresses through three stages, with bleeding
being a hallmark symptom throughout. Owning to its
characteristic appearance, pyogenic granuloma is
frequently misidentified as other vascular lesions, solid
tumors, or soft tissue infections. This case report
describes Pyogenic granuloma located on the mandibular
anterior gingiva.
Keywords :
Pyogenic Granuloma, Anterior Gingiva, Tumour.