A Rare Case of Lipomatous Variant Mammary-Type Myofibroblastoma of the Lateral Tongue

Table 1

Related cases of myofibroblastoma of the head and neck reported in the literature.

Authors	Type	Age (years)/sex	Location	Size/presentation
Hajeri et al. [6]	Myofibroblastoma	3/M	Right mandible	mass in the right mandible that extended inferiorly to the neck and posteriorly to the angle of the mandible. The overlying skin was normal. The mass was firm, indurated, and fixed.
Sahin et al. [7]	Myofibroblastoma	77/M	Left tongue border	, non-ulcerated submucosal nodule on the left border of the oral tongue.
Hox et al. [8]	Myofibroblastoma	45/M	Behind the mandibular angle, under the right pinna	well-circumscribed, mobile, and soft subcutaneous mass behind the mandibular angle.
Luk et al. [9]	Mammary-type myofibroblastoma	58/F	Left buccal mucosa	mobile, well-circumscribed, and yellowish submucosal lesion with a rubbery consistency under the left buccal mucosa, posterior to the oral commissure.
Kuyumcu et al. [10]	Mammary-type myofibroblastoma	55/F	Floor of the mouth	mass situated between the genioglossus and mylohyoid muscles at the floor of the mouth
Hamada et al. [11]	Mammary-type myofibroblastoma	65/F	Left lateral tongue	solitary, circumscribed, elastic hard, non-tender nodule on the left lateral aspect of the tongue.