Castillo CA, Doncel PC

Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 322-328
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the pyogenic granuloma is a benign tumor that is shown at the buccal cavity and at the skin's different zones, associated to the presence of irritating locales. An answer exaggerated in front of low-intensity stimuli is considered. Diagnostic differential with different entities like the hemangioma, peripheric granuloma of giant cells, and tumor in the pregnancy can be established.
Objective: to expose a case of granuloma gum pyogenic before the scientific community.
Case presentation: patient BRP, he assists to consultation for increase of volume among 32 and 33 feminine of 47 years, with antecedent of health for vestibular, 8 months of evolution, spontaneous and ample bleeding to the brushing being painful the same one. His scission and biopsy for the definitive diagnosis were decided, which as local anesthesia without complications, with a postoperative favorable evolution came true softly.
Conclusions: Pyogenic Granuloma is made an exaggerated answer from the gingival tissue to small stimuli, the exam histological corroborates the clinical presumptive diagnosis.

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