Ameloblastoma: an aggressive lesion of the mandible

Suma, M S; Sundaresh, K J; Shruthy, R; Mallikarjuna, Rachappa

doi:10.1136/bcr-2013-200483

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“…Epidemiology and prevalence-Although ameloblastomas occur with equal frequency in both genders they are found slightly in higher frequency in women than men4 as seen in our case. In the ameloblastoma of the mandible, the majority (70%) are located in the molar ramus region and 10-15% are found in association with an un erupted tooth 5,9 . Outcome and recurrence-The chance of recurrence seems to be more dependent on the method of surgical treatment.11 In general, annual follow-up for at least 10 years is recommended.…”

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Joint Preservation & Management of Ameloblastoma- A Case Report

Thanvi¹

2019

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Ameloblastoma is a locally invasive benign epithelial odontogenic tumour with incidence of 1% of all tumours of jaws. It is commonly found in the middle age group in the molar and ramus region of the mandible. Multicystic ameloblastoma is believed to be locally aggressive lesion that has higher recurrence rate amongst all types of ameloblastoma. In this report we present a large multicystic ameloblastoma in the right body and ramus region of mandible in a 19-years-old girl. This large lesion was diagnosed with the help of thorough patient's history, CT-Scan and Radiograph which was successfully managed by hemimandibulectomy with condyle head preservation and simultaneous reconstruction with reconstruction plates 1 .

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“…As the lesion was extensive with the history of recurrence, hemimandibulectomy was performed along with reconstruction plate( Figure. [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. And the patient is kept on follow up (Figure 14…”

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Joint Preservation & Management of Ameloblastoma- A Case Report

Thanvi¹

2019

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“…In the 1992 WHO also classified ameloblastoma as a benign but locally invasive epithelial odontogenic tumor. 5,[8][9][10] Clinical manifestations of ameloblastoma usually grow in all directions, invading soft tissue and destroying bone either by direct pressure or by triggering bone resorption by osteoclasts. 5 Ameloblastoma does not cause pain, slow growth with a large mass.…”

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Case Report: Residive Ameloblastoma of Mandible

Parama¹,

Reksoprawiro²

2021

International Journal of Scientific Advances

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Ameloblastoma is a slow growing benign odotogenic tumor, most commonly occurs in the mandible, locally invasive but relatively no complaints and can grow larger and cause damage to the jaw and facial if it is not treated. Proper treatment of ameloblastoma is still controversial, since ameloblastoma recurrence rate is very high, so that clinicians perform a radical treatment with mandibulectomy. This report discussed about management of ameloblastoma of mandible with hemimandibulectomy prevoiusly and reconstruction with recon plate. A 60-years-old male complained about having a lump again in his lower jaw, with history of hemimandibu lectomy Sinistra and reconstructions with recon plate 2015 with a diagnose ameloblastoma mandible. The patient was hospitalized one day prior surgery. After the hemimandibulectomy, reconstruction performed by placing a K-wire to gain contour of the mandible. The patient was followed up his post operation condition. Hemimandibulectomy and reconstruction with K-wire is the ideal.

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“…В связи с этим рекомендации ученых включают пятилетнее динамическое наблюдение за про-оперированными больными с частотой раз в год и после окончания пяти лет -с частотой раз в два года, до 25 лет после операции. [14]. Такой длительный период наблюде-ния показан в связи с тем, что имеются данные о рециди-вах амелобластомы через 20-45 лет [15].…”

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On the Issue of the Peculiarities of Surgical Treatment of Various Histological Variants of Ameloblastoma

Tsimbalist¹,

Рыбальская²,

Сёмкин³

et al. 2017

Medicinskij sovet

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П о гистогенезу амелобластому относят к одон-тогенным опухолям [1], однако ее отличитель-ная особенность от других доброкачественных опухолей -местнодеструирующий характер роста и склонность к рецидивированию [2,3]. На сегодняшний день хирургический метод -основа лечения амелобла-стомы [4]. Можно выделить две основные группы опера-тивных вмешательств -это обработка костной полости фрезой и радикальная резекция челюсти (гемимандибу-лоэктомия или мандибулоэктомия), на которую пациент не всегда согласен и настаивает на вмешательстве в меньшем объеме. Проведение ограниченной резекции, по сравнению с радикальной операцией, требует заметно меньшее количество времени и является более щадящей для пациента. Метод имеет и негативные черты -в лите-ратуре приводится немало сведений о рецидиве после первичной операции. Частота возникновения рецидивов зависит от вида оперативного вмешательства. Цистотомия, которую обычно назначают для удаления образования небольших размеров, приводит к рецидиву в 90-100% случаев, в связи с прорастанием опухолью прилежащих тканей до 1,0 см [5]. В зарубежных литературных источ-никах приводятся данные, что в 6,1% случаев даже при проведении радикальной операции отмечалось

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Ameloblastoma: an aggressive lesion of the mandible

Cited by 19 publications

References 7 publications

Joint Preservation & Management of Ameloblastoma- A Case Report

Joint Preservation & Management of Ameloblastoma- A Case Report

Case Report: Residive Ameloblastoma of Mandible

On the Issue of the Peculiarities of Surgical Treatment of Various Histological Variants of Ameloblastoma

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