Lingual Osseous Choristoma: A Comprehensive Systematic Review of Lesion Presentation, Histology, and Morphology.
Zaid J ShareefSarah J ShareefConnor C KerndtArielle AughenbaughAnthony Di PonioPublished in: Spartan medical research journal (2020)
Although osseous choristomas are benign processes that rarely arise from the tongue, providers should carefully inspect patients with a gagging/globus sensation and pedunculated mass toward the back of the tongue. Surgical resection remains the best treatment to prevent recurrence.