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• TITLE: Oral spindle cell lipomas

  AUTHORS: Patrícia C. Caldeira, Vanessa F. Bernardes, Alessandra C. Miranda, Déborah C. Telles, Rodrigo M. R. Batista, Carlos A. Ribeiro, Tarcília A. Silva

  KEYWORDS: Lipoma; Mouth; Soft Tissue Neoplasms

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Stomatology, Vol.1 No.4, December 7, 2011

  ABSTRACT: Spindle cell lipoma is an histological type of lipoma which are rarely found in the oral cavity. We describe two cases of intraoral spindle cell lipomas. The pa- tients were men and presented painless slow growing masses in the left cheek and hard palate, measuring 50 × 30 mm and 23 × 20 mm respectively. Microsco- pically, both lesions presented a solid proliferation of mature fat cells intermixed with bundles of connec- tive tissue. Cells were immunopositive for S100 pro- tein and CD34 (one case), with low mitotic activity (Ki-67). The final diagnosis was spindle cell lipomas. The lesions were excised and no recurrence was no- ticed after six months. Oral spindle cell lipomas are unexpected to occur in the oral mucosa, and the main differential diagnosis is well-differentiated liposar- coma/atypical lipoma. Lesions are treated with sur-gical excision and recurrences are rare.