Giant Cell Angiofibroma in Sublingual Area: A Case Report and Review of Literature

We present a case of Giant Cell-Rich Solitary Fibrous Tumor also known as Giant cell angiofibroma, occuring in sublingual region, to our knowledge, which has never been reported before. Forty-nine years old female who presented with painless, slowly growing mass in the sublingual region underwent excisional surgery and was diagnosed with giant cell-rich solitary fibrous tumor previously referred to as giant cell angiofibroma. In our report, we aimed to report the unusual localization of this rare tumor, examine the new nomenclature and classification of giant cell-rich solitary sibrous tumor or giant cell angiofibroma and review the literature regarding head and neck localization of this tumor.