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Fordyce’sche Granula sind ektope Talgdrüsen in der Mundschleimhaut. [39, 119] Sie erscheinen als weiche cremefarbene oder gelbliche Flecken oder Nester, die in typischer Weise einige Millimeter im Durchmesser groß sind. Sie sind symmetrisch verteilt und neigen dazu, sich im Alter zu vergrößern und an Zahl zuzunehmen.

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