Oral superficial hemosiderotic linfovascular malformation
Keywords:
vascular malformations, oral cavity, stomatology, hemangiomaAbstract
The superficial hemosiderotic linfovascular malformation, or hobnail “hemangioma”, is an infrequent, vascular anomaly. Despite its benign nature, it requires careful diagnosis since it shares clinical and histopathological characteristics with vascular neoplasms, some of which are malignant. It exhibits a characteristic histopathological morphology, displaying cells with a “hobnail” appearance. It is generally found on the skin of the truck and extremities, rendering its location in the oral cavity extremely rare. We present the case of a patient with an oral superficial hemosiderotic linfovascular malformation of the palate.
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