Congenital epulis

Clinical case study

Authors

  • Juliana Braz
  • Helena Sobrero
  • Jennise De los Santos
  • Mario Moraes
  • Sheila Jacobsen

Keywords:

Gingival neoplasms; Newborn

Abstract

Congenital epulis is a very rare neonatal pathology. It is a benign pedunculated tumor of the jaw mucosa, most frequently located in the upper jaw in a 2-3 / 1 ratio.

The case of a newborn, female, term, adequate, vigorous is described. Noting at birth a congenital Epulis that causes suction alterations. Early surgical intervention is perfomed with resolution of the pathology without complications.

Published

2022-05-19

How to Cite

Braz, J., Sobrero, H., De los Santos, J., Moraes, M., & Jacobsen, S. (2022). Congenital epulis: Clinical case study. Archivos De Pediatría Del Uruguay, 93(1), e305. Retrieved from https://adp.sup.org.uy/index.php/adp/article/view/338

Issue

Section

Caso Clínico

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