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Rapıdly Growıng Pregnancy Tumor: Report Of A Case

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2010-12-30
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This case suggests that the pregnant women with a history of pregnancy tumor require special attention for possible enlargement of this lesion.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Pregnancy tumor is a benign tumor like growth that occurs in pregnant women.
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Key Findings & Data:In this report, a rapidly growing pregnancy tumor in a 27-year-old female in the third trimester of pregnancy was described.
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Conclusion & Impact:This case suggests that the pregnant women with a history of pregnancy tumor require special attention for possible enlargement of this lesion.
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Pregnancy tumor is a benign tumor like growth that occurs in pregnant women. It usually appears on the anterior maxillary gingiva as a single pedunculated mass with a smooth surface and red color. The pregnancy tumor is histologically similar to a pyogenic granuloma but it is a distinct lesion on the basis of etiology, biologic behavior, and treatment protocol. In this report, a rapidly growing pregnancy tumor in a 27-year-old female in the third trimester of pregnancy was described. This case suggests that the pregnant women with a history of pregnancy tumor require special attention for possible enlargement of this lesion.

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Telcioğlu, N. T., Sumer, A., Tecioğlu, N. T., Sumer, M. (2010). Rapıdly Growıng Pregnancy Tumor: Report Of A Case. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Volume: 26 Issue: 3. https://doi.org/10.5835/jecm.v26i3.1242

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