Papillomatous tongue is observed in____________?

Correct answer: A. Lymphangioma

  • A. Lymphangioma
  • B. Hyalinia cutus et mucosa syndrome
  • C. Fetal face syndrome
  • D. Tuberous scterosis

Explanation

Lymphangioma of the tongue often produces macroglossia with a pebbly or papillomatous surface because superficial lymphatic spaces create multiple small vesicles. This surface appearance is a useful clinical clue to lymphatic malformation.

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