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What is the etiology of fibroma?
What is the etiology of fibroma?
- Autoimmune reaction
- Genetic mutation
- Infectious agent
- Reactive hyperplasia of fibrous tissue in response to trauma (correct)
Where is a fibroma most commonly found?
Where is a fibroma most commonly found?
- Sinuses
- Buccal mucosa, labial mucosa, tongue, and gingiva (correct)
- Pharynx
- Larynx
How is a fibroma diagnosed?
How is a fibroma diagnosed?
- Imaging tests
- Blood test
- Physical examination
- Biopsy (correct)
What is the typical clinical presentation of a fibroma?
What is the typical clinical presentation of a fibroma?
What is the treatment for fibroma?
What is the treatment for fibroma?
Which type of soft tissue mass arises from the connective tissue deeper under normal-appearing epithelium?
Which type of soft tissue mass arises from the connective tissue deeper under normal-appearing epithelium?
What is a common feature of neoplastic soft tissue masses?
What is a common feature of neoplastic soft tissue masses?
Which soft tissue mass is characterized by being an isolated finding with no associated pain or paresthesia?
Which soft tissue mass is characterized by being an isolated finding with no associated pain or paresthesia?
What type of soft tissue mass is commonly associated with thyroid gland enlargement?
What type of soft tissue mass is commonly associated with thyroid gland enlargement?
Which type of soft tissue mass is more likely to have a smooth texture?
Which type of soft tissue mass is more likely to have a smooth texture?
Which soft tissue mass type can be differentiated based on the cardinal features of number, color, border, size, texture, elevation, and location?
Which soft tissue mass type can be differentiated based on the cardinal features of number, color, border, size, texture, elevation, and location?
What demographic is more commonly affected by Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
What demographic is more commonly affected by Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
Which of the following is a common clinical presentation of Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
Which of the following is a common clinical presentation of Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
How is Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma diagnosed?
How is Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma diagnosed?
What is a common treatment approach for Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
What is a common treatment approach for Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
What is a characteristic feature of the surface of a Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
What is a characteristic feature of the surface of a Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma?
Which demographic group is more commonly affected by mucoceles?
Which demographic group is more commonly affected by mucoceles?
What is the typical clinical presentation of a mucocele?
What is the typical clinical presentation of a mucocele?
How is a mucocele diagnosed?
How is a mucocele diagnosed?
What is the suggested treatment for mucoceles?
What is the suggested treatment for mucoceles?
Where is the most common site for a mucocele to occur?
Where is the most common site for a mucocele to occur?
What is the etiology of a mucocele?
What is the etiology of a mucocele?
What is the most common etiology for a palatal abscess?
What is the most common etiology for a palatal abscess?
How is a palatal abscess typically diagnosed?
How is a palatal abscess typically diagnosed?
What is the recommended treatment for a palatal abscess?
What is the recommended treatment for a palatal abscess?
Which clinical presentation is commonly associated with a palatal abscess?
Which clinical presentation is commonly associated with a palatal abscess?
What is the significance of a soft tissue mass on the lip with a 'bluish' appearance?
What is the significance of a soft tissue mass on the lip with a 'bluish' appearance?
Which demographic range is affected by palatal abscess?
Which demographic range is affected by palatal abscess?
