Miescher's cheilitis is clinically characterized by persistent swelling of the lip(s). Its pathogenesis is still unknown. Histopathologically is characterized by sub-epithelial edema, increased number of dilated lymphatic vessels and an inflammatory infiltrate and/or non-caseating/non- necrotic granulomas. Even if the disorder must be controlled by medical therapy, surgery may be required to treat most severe cases.
Miescher's cheilitis: Surgical management and long term outcome of an extremely severe case / Innocenti A, Innocenti M, Taverna C, Melita D, Mori F, Ciancio F, De Giorgi V, Parronchi P, Vultaggio A, Matucci A. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SURGERY CASE REPORTS. - ISSN 2210-2612. - STAMPA. - 31:(2017), pp. 241-244. [10.1016/j.ijscr.2017.01.062]
Miescher's cheilitis: Surgical management and long term outcome of an extremely severe case.
Innocenti A;Innocenti M;Taverna C;Melita D;Parronchi P;Vultaggio A;Matucci A
2017
Abstract
Miescher's cheilitis is clinically characterized by persistent swelling of the lip(s). Its pathogenesis is still unknown. Histopathologically is characterized by sub-epithelial edema, increased number of dilated lymphatic vessels and an inflammatory infiltrate and/or non-caseating/non- necrotic granulomas. Even if the disorder must be controlled by medical therapy, surgery may be required to treat most severe cases.
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