2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.tripleo.2009.06.024
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Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor concomitant with cystic complex odontoma: Case report

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“…Tako da je prema prisutnim podacima posteriorna mandibula predominantno mesto pojave. Ovaj podatak je u suprotnosti sa postojećim podacima iz literature 13,15,16,19,39 . Uzrok ovih rezultata može biti sledeći: ili je on to pravi pokazatelj nedavnog trenda u nastanku AOT, ili je odraz pristrasnosti zbog čega se objavljuju samo slučajevi koji pokazuju retku prezentaciju AOT.…”
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“…Tako da je prema prisutnim podacima posteriorna mandibula predominantno mesto pojave. Ovaj podatak je u suprotnosti sa postojećim podacima iz literature 13,15,16,19,39 . Uzrok ovih rezultata može biti sledeći: ili je on to pravi pokazatelj nedavnog trenda u nastanku AOT, ili je odraz pristrasnosti zbog čega se objavljuju samo slučajevi koji pokazuju retku prezentaciju AOT.…”
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“…Martinez A. i sar. 19 utvrdili su da se AOT obično javlja kod mladih pacijenata, u drugoj deceniji života i neuobičajaen je kod…”
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“…Odontomas associated with cystic lesions, as in the case of a dentigerous cyst, are uncommon [1,3,4]. Radiographically, this association appears as a mixed image containing radiolucent and radiopaque areas [3], with the differential diagnosis including calcifying cystic odontogenic tumors and ameloblastic fibroodontomas.…”
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“…It consists of irregular dentin, cementum, and enamel masses without a defined dental morphology [1]. Odontomas can cause cystic degeneration, although this is considered to be a rare phenomenon [3][4][5].…”
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