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Image IQ: 16-Year-Old Presenting with Swelling Beneath the Tongue and Discomfort
Author(s)Amar Udare, MBBS, MD
Can you properly diagnose this 16-year-old?
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16-year-old presenting with swelling beneath the tongue and discomfort.
CT scan of the neck shows a fluid density well defined thin-walled lesion at the floor of the mouth in the sublingual and submandibular space.
What is your diagnosis?
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