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Abstract
A case of lipoma originating adjacent to the mandibular periosteum in the area of
the genial tubercles is presented. Within the tumor, and attached to a common base,
was an osseous projection whose general shape and direction of growth corresponded
to the fatty tumor. In reviewing the literature, we found no report of a lesion with
the same morphology.
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