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Histologic evaluation of these oral lesions is necessary for definitive diagnosis and to differentiate them from neoplasms, mycotic infections, and foreign body reactions.
 
Histologic evaluation of these oral lesions is necessary for definitive diagnosis and to differentiate them from neoplasms, mycotic infections, and foreign body reactions.
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|q2=In which breed of dog is this lesion most common, and where do they usually occur in the oral cavity?
 
|q2=In which breed of dog is this lesion most common, and where do they usually occur in the oral cavity?
 
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They also occur on the soft palate.
 
They also occur on the soft palate.
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|q3=What are the recommended treatment options?
 
|q3=What are the recommended treatment options?
 
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Eosinophilic granulomas may regress spontaneously.
 
Eosinophilic granulomas may regress spontaneously.
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