History A 38-year-old female, with a history of a gradually extending swelling of the right posterior mandible for last 2-3 years, present to the clinic with the chief complaint of a swelling that started to reach towards her throat. She did not have any pain or other systemic symptoms. On performing a panoramic radiograph, a large radiolucency in the posterior mandible was revealed which was confirmed by a CBCT scan taken by the oral surgeon.
Past Medical History The patient has a history of anxiety, hypothyroidism, and chronic low back pain; and her medications include gabapentin, duloxetine, levothyroxine, and methocarbamol. Treatment An incisional biopsy was made under local anesthesia after which the patient was referred for surgical excision of the lesion. Excisional Biopsy Histologic examination revealed multiple pieces of soft tissue of infiltrative neoplasm made of…
