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case_images: (a and b) Preoperative clinical images of the congenital tongue mass. (c and d) Microscopic findings of the cystic lesion (H & E, x100), lined by a mixture of squamous, respiratory an antral type of epithelium (black arrow) with a discontinuous smooth muscle coat (yellow arrow) on the wall
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case_images: Pulse, Grimace, Activity, and Respiration score of 91/105, a birth weight of 2550 g, a size of 44 cm, and a cephalic perimeter of 32 cm. Physical examination was unremarkable except for a 2.0 cm cystic, nonpulsatile, renitent, translucent lesion in the tip of the tongue [Figure 1], with an implantation base of equal size, that was hindering mouth occlusion, suction development, and the breastfeeding process.