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See Latest ArticlesMucoceles not – Oral cysticercosis and minor salivary gland adenocarcinoma: Two case reports
Dermatology Online Journal, 08/04/09
Lee KH et al. – The authors present two cases that were clinically diagnosed as mucoceles that were removed because of patient anxiety. However, histological examination revealed dissimilar and medically significant pathologies. Oral cysticercosis and salivary gland adenocarcinoma are rare diseases of the oral mucosa. It is important to consider these and other uncommon diagnoses when evaluating an oral nodule presumed to be a mucocele.
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