Case presentation A young woman presented to a clinician with a 3-week history of severely painful lesion on the dorsolateral side of the tongue. Patient history The onset of the disease was one year ago, with the formation of a mass on the right side of the tongue that developed due to initial bite trauma. The lesion was treated appropriately but did not heal completely.
The patient denied a history of tobacco or smoking abuse. Physical examination Size of the lesion: 3×2 cm Exophytic and raised mass A plateau-like lesion on the dorsoventral right side of the tongue Biopsy findings Acute and chronic inflammation Ulceration of the tongue Oral hyperplasia Based on the case presented, what is your diagnosis for this patient? Human papillomavirus-related squamous cell carcinoma Schwannoma with traumatic ulcerative granuloma Ulcerated plexiform neurofibroma Ulcerated granular cell tumor…
