ONE CASE REPORT OF PRIMARY ORAL SOFT TISSUE LYMPHOSARCOMA / 西安交通大学学报(医学版)

One male patient is reported. This patient was admitted to our hospital tecause of chilling, fever, swelling of gingiva, ulcer formation, pain, swelling of lymphnodes in the whole baby for 45 days, and inefficacious prednisone. Reactive proliferation was detected with inguinal lymphonodi biopsy, resulting in the misdiagnosis of gingivostomatitis and septicemia. The patient died of intracranial hemorrhage 14 days after admittion. The multiple manifestations of oral soft tissue lymphosarcoma and misdiagnosis are discussed.