Oral Tumors Having the Origins in Multiple Tissues, Non-differentiated or Differentiated

Abstract

The lesions in the oral cavity must be seen in the light of pathological and correlated system processeswith systemic illnesses because systemic illnesses cause oral manifestations and inversely - oral affections(Alvin Gardner). Many times, when symptoms and signs occur, the disease is in an advanced phase, the interest of the oral cavity being the expression of a generalized illness. Extremely varied tumors in shape and evolution come from multiple tissues undifferentiated or differentiated, often in a complication of different structures, which imparts to them a histological polymorphism. They can be found and traced in their evolution during a dental examination, more easily than those developed at the organs. An early detection of precancerous states and neoplasia can be made, and clinical and paraclinical data are corroborated in the dynamics of the evolutionary process, with the observation that, in the presence of benign histological aspects, evolution may be serious due to functional turbulence lymphangioma of the tongue with muscle fiber atrophy, epithelial ulceration and superadded inflammation with oral phlegmon), haemorrhages (oral mucosal hemangioma). We studied 120 patients with oral tumors originating in multiple non-differentiated tissues or differentiated, over a 5-year period, January 2012-December 2016. Malignant ganglion involvement includes a broad pathology requiring rigorous, clinical, paraclinical, histological and immunohistochemical examination to achieve effective therapeutic management. The degree of malignancy should be specified in all cases where this is possible with the help of available systems as it is of prognostic and predictive importance.