The 41st documented case of the oral angiokeratoma globally, review of literature and case report

Oral angiokeratoma (OAK) is an uncommon vascular anomaly with various clinical manifestations. Typically associated with generalized angiokeratoma. It rarely manifests as a solitary lesion without any underlying systemic conditions. Globally, only around 40 oral cases have been documented to date. Here, we present the 41st solitary oral angiokeratoma in the tongue in a 30-year-old female patient, this case was effectively managed without any surgical intervention.