Inflammation Tissues (Granulomas): Pyogenic Granuloma: (not infected) Host-Granuloma.

A host response to irritation in the gingival sulcus Mucocele: Host Cyst. Mucous in tissues. Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia: Host/Denture. Thickened epithelium & fibrous tissue not a fibroma bc has an origin Epulis Fissuratum

Sclerosing Sialadenitis: Host/Salivary gland. Phagocytosis of damaged salivary gland (ducts seen in MG)

Tuberculosis Ulcer: Granuloma/Ventral Tongue. Langhans Type MNGCs are seen Foreign Body Granuloma: FBGCs (randomly dispersed nuclei) on Gut/Nylon sutures Neoplasms: Epithelial Benign is either papilloma (membranes) or Verruca Vulgaris (skin/warts) Smooth m. = Leiomyoma Skeletal m. = Rhabdomyoma Schwann Cell = Neurilemmoma Perineural Fibroblast = Neurofibroma Hemeangioma and Lymphangioma -Epithelial Dysplasia (hasnt invaded submucosa/pre-cancerous) Epithelial Malignant is Carcinoma Basal Cell Carcinoma* NOT Malignant (stains dark, but they ALL do) Melanocytes: Melanoma Nevus = mole Plasma Cells: Myeloma Lymphocytes: Lymphoma Neurons: Neuroblastoma Mel PLays PhoNe Carcinomas = Lymph Nodes to LYMPH NODES

Sarcomas = Venous (Hematogenous) to LUNGS Displasia = Pre-cancerous

Basal Cell Carcinoma (Benign):

Squamous Cell Carcinoma (cancerous):

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Poorly differentiated SSC

, non-keratinizing, poor prognosis

Adenocarcinoma in bone (palate) Remember: Heme/Lymph-ANGI-OMA

Neurilemmoma:

has palisading nuclei!

Ossefying Fibroma:

Osteogenic Sarcoma:

Hodgkins Lymphoma: (Owl Eyes = Reed-Sternberg cell)

Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma

If you see PLASMA CELLS, then its Multiple Myeloma