Lingual Leiomyomatous Hamartoma in an Adult Male

Table 1

Clinical features of reported cases of lingual leiomyomatous hamartoma.

N	First authors	Location on tongue	Age	Sex	Hamartoma type	Congenital?	Associated syndromes
18 cases out of 135	Kreiger et al. [7]	16/18 were dorsal	8 d to 16 y	M = 6; F = 12	2/8 were neurovascular. 5/18 were SM dominant. 1/18 was fat dominant. 10/18 contained SM and fat.	8	4
						One patient was both.
1	Fadzilah [8]	Midline posterior mass originating from the tongue base	2 months	M	SM predominant	Yes	No
1	Hanna et al. [9]	Left lateral tongue	3 months	F	SM dominant	Yes	Yes; ectrodactyly-ectodermal dysplasia-clefting syndrome
1	Stamm and Tauber [10]	Base of tongue	Newborn	F	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	Becker et al. [11]	Base of tongue	Newborn	M	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	Takimoto [12]	Base of tongue	6 years	F	SM dominant	Unsure	No
1	Ishii et al. [13]	Base and anterior tongue (4 masses)	4 months	F	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	Goold et al. [14]	Midline dorsum posterior	5 months	M	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	Goldsmith et al. [15]	Posterior tongue	16 months	M	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	Kobayshi et al. [16]	Antero dorsal tongue	3 month	M	SM dominant	Yes	No
1	De la Rosa GarcÍa and Mosqueda-Taylor [17]	Anterior tongue	6 years	M	SM dominant	Yes	No