Highlights the microscopic features of epithelioid angiomatous nodule and spindle cell hemangiomatosis in the oral cavity to avoid misdiagnosis of malignancy.
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Pathologists should recognize these benign oral vascular lesions' histology to avoid malignancy misdiagnosis; extends sparse case literature but leaves broader validation open.
This report outlines the pathologic findings of epithelioid angiomatous nodule and spindle cell hemangiomatosis and briefly discusses the list of differential diagnoses. Although prevalent in the skin, both the above acquired vascular lesions are rarely described in the oral cavity. It should be realized that their microscopic features often raise concern for malignancy.
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