Question

What is Stellate granuloma?

• A. A type of benign skin tumor
• B. A granulomatous lesion in the oral cavity
• C. A form of infectious granuloma
• D. A non-neoplastic lesion affecting the bones

Hint:

When diagnosing granulomatous lesions, examine the histological features, such as the stellate pattern, which can help identify conditions like stellate granuloma.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Stellate granuloma is a rare, non-specific granulomatous lesion typically found in the oral cavity. It is characterized by stellate (star-shaped) histological features and is considered a benign lesion, often associated with inflammation or foreign body reaction.