A Conservative Management of Keratocyst Odentogenic Tumor Using Cornoy’s Solution And Osteoinduction using Concentrated Growth Factor Mixed with Aotogenous Bone Graft – Randomized Clinical Research.

Abstract

Aim: The objective of this study is the complete elimination of the Keratocystic Odentogenic Tumor (KCOT) along with lining epithelium at the initial operation and induces osteoblastic activity using Concentrated Growth Factor (CGF) derived from autologus blood. Materials: 10 cases were involved in the study; Male: Female ratio 6:4; Maxilla: Mandible ratio 5:5, with a mean age of 36 years. Method: All cases of KCOT were treated by enucleation and chemical cauterization using cornoy's solution followed by placement of CGF in the dead space along with aotogenous bone graft mixed with red blood corpuscular layer. Results: Results were excellent in all the patients with very good ossification at the operated site and none of our patient had recurrence or post-operative complication.. Conclusion: This conservative management of KCOT using cornoy's solution and placement of CGF allows excellent ossification of new bone which in turn useful for future rehabilitation.