Histopathologic Finding of Both Gastric and Respiratory Epithelia in a Lingual Foregut Cyst

Table 1

Reported cases of intraoral cysts involving gastric and respiratory epithelia.

Author (year)	Sex	Age	Location	Presentation	Notes
Shioda et al. (1971) [5]	—	—	FOM	—
Brown and Kerr-Wilson (1978) [6]	M	11 mo.	Ventral surface of tongue	Asymptomatic
Tschen (1978) [7]	M	2 yr.	FOM	Asymptomatic
Mirchandani et al. (1989) [8]	M	6 mo.	Ventral surface of tongue	Asymptomatic
Mir et al. (1992) [9]	M	5 mo.	Left FOM + dorsum of base of tongue	Asymptomatic	2 cysts in patient
Ohbayashi et al. (1997) [10]	M	11 mo.	Dorsum of tongue	Asymptomatic
Said-Al-Naief et al. (1999) [11]	F; M	2 yr.; 2 mo.	Anterior tongue; Anterior FOM	Difficulty in eating and speech; Asymptomatic
Mandell et al. (2002) [12]	F	14 days	Ventral surface of tongue	Asymptomatic
Noorchashm et al. (2004) [13]	—	Neonate	Anterior FOM	Asymptomatic	Featuring an intraosseous component through mandible
Hall et al. (2005) [14]	M	13 days	Base of tongue + FOM	Asymptomatic
Leung et al. (2007) [15]	F	2 days	FOM	Difficulty in feeding
Agaimy et al. (2007) [16]	M	41 yr.	FOM	Dysphagia, dysphonia	Present at birth; recent malignancy
Hartnick et al. (2009) [17]	F	10 days	FOM	Obstruction of larynx
Houshmand et al. (2011) [18]	F; F	2 days; 2 mo.	Anterior tongue; Anterior tongue	Asymptomatic; Asymptomatic
Patel et al. (2011) [19]	M	45 yr.	Anterior tongue	Dysphagia, severe pain, and impaired speech	Present since childhood; recent malignancy
Blanchard et al. (2012) [20]	M; M	Neonate; Neonate	Anterior tongue; Ventral surface of tongue	Asymptomatic; Asymptomatic
Joshi et al. (2013) [21]	M	28 mo.	Ventral surface of tongue	Initially asymptomatic, possible mechanical effect delayed speech
Pentenero et al. (2013) [22]	M	15 yr.	Anterior tongue + FOM	Progressive dysphagia, dysphonia	Slow growth over 5 years
Gantwerker et al. (2014) [23]	F	Neonate	Anterior tongue	Respiratory difficulty
Present case	F	4 mo.	Ventral surface of tongue + FOM	Asymptomatic

FOM: floor of mouth.