White rough pedunculated lesion on palate is most likely_______________?
Correct answer: B. Papilloma
- A. Pleomorphic adenoma
- B. Papilloma
- C. Nevus
- D. Fibroma
Explanation
A solitary white, rough, pedunculated palatal lesion is typical of a squamous papilloma, which commonly has a papillary or verrucous surface. Pleomorphic adenoma is usually a firm submucosal mass without a rough pedunculated surface.
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