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Giant chondrolipoma of the tongue in a 14-year-old child with mandibular hypertrophy. Isolated lesion or regional overgrowth syndrome.
[proteus syndrome]
Chondrolipoma
is
a
rare
condition
;
especially
in
the
oral
cavity
.
The
authors
described
a
giant
chondrolipoma
of
the
tongue
,
associated
with
mandibular
and
lower
lip
overgrowth
,
in
a
14
-
year
-old
boy
.
After
tumour
excision
,
histopathological
examination
showed
mature
cartilage
within
lobules
of
mature
adipocytes
.
This
is
the
first
case
of
giant
chondrolipoma
associated
with
facial
overgrowth
.
The
aetiology
and
the
association
with
a
localized
Proteus
syndrome
are
discussed
.
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