Tabassum K. Belim, MD

An 18-year-old boy with complaints of swelling in floor of mouth since childhood and difficulty with movement of tongue. On physical examination, sublingual large swelling was noted. Overlying surface was reddish, however no signs for active inflammation seen. Ultrasound, contrast enhanced CT scan and MRI were done.

A young girl presented with complaints of dysmenorrhea and cyclic pelvic pain for one year. She had normal menarche and regular menstrual cycle.