Spindle Cell Hemangioma in the Mucosa of the Upper Lip: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Main clinical features of 13 cases of spindle cell hemangioma of the head and neck.

Author	Age	Gender	Duration (months)	Site	Maximum size (cm)	Clinical diagnosis	Follow-up (months)
Tosios et al. [1]	29	Female	12	Upper lip	1	Mucocele	36FOD
Scott and Rosai [2]	70	Male	RP	Ear	NA	Cavernous hemangioma	NA
Tosios et al. [3]	12	Female	NA	Mandibular vestibule	1	Hemangioma or pyogenic granuloma	LFU
Baron et al. [4]	1.5	Male	13	Lateral nasal side wall	1	Hemangioma	24 recurrence
Ide et al. [5]	55	Male	3	Palate	1.2	Pyogenic granuloma	12FOD
Lade et al. [6]	25	Male	6	Posterior pharyngeal wall	6	Synovial sarcoma	48FOD
Sheehan et al. [7]	44	Male	NA	Buccal mucosa	1	Vascular tumor	13FOD
Chavva et al. [8]	33	Male	8	Oral floor	1	Minor salivary gland tumor	6FOD
Cai et al. [9]	34	Female	24	Lower lip	2	Enchondromas (Maffucci syndrome)	NA
Minagawa et al. [10]	67	Female	4	Temporal muscle	4	Vascular tumor	24FOD
French et al. [11]	52	Female	6	Tongue	2	Polypoid haemangiomatous lesion	24FOD
Gbolahan et al. [12]	9	Female	12	Orbit	8	Tumor in the inferolateral orbit	21FOD
Present case	41	Female	60	Upper lip	3	Hemangioma	24FOD

RP: recent presentation; NA: not available; FOD: free of disease; LFU: lost to follow-up.