Asymptomatic, Ill-defined Radiolucent Area in the Posterior Body of the Mandible

Correll, Ralph W.; Wescott, William B.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1983.0277

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“…The results of biopsies confirmed the histological aspects exposed in the literature, reporting the presence of hematopoietic bone marrow (red bone marrow) and/or fatty bone marrow, monocytes, erythrocytes, granulocytes, megakaryocytes, adipose tissue, and lymphoid aggregates. Several studies presented bone trabeculae without osteoclastic and osteoblastic activities ( Lee et al, 2013 Apr , Sençimen et al, 2011 , Chiang et al, 2015 , Shankland and Bouquot, 2004 , Sa’do et al, 1992 , De Pró Lizuaín, 1987 , Correll and Wescott, 1983 , Ida-Yonemochi et al, 2010 ). The selected studies evaluated 698 FOBMD patients, including approximately 80 % of women (5 6 2) and five patients who preferred not to declare their sex in one study.…”

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“…Patients were all asymptomatic in 13 articles, but some studies documented symptoms ( Crawford and Weathers, 1970 , Sanner and Ramin, 1977 , Schneider et al, 1988 , Correll and Wescott, 1983 , Sa’do et al, 1992 , Bouquot et al, 2002 , Sençimen et al, 2011 , Almeida et al, 2014 , Garcia et al, 2015 , Yesancas-Pallares et al, 2016 , Kim et al, 2017 , Al-Ramzi et al, 2020 ;). Pain and edema were among the reported symptoms.…”

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Are imaging exams relevant in aiding the diagnosis of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defect: A systematic review

Piruna Martins Santos,

Antônio Lima dos Santos,

Barbara Abreu Barros

et al. 2024

The Saudi Dental Journal

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Are imaging exams relevant in aiding the diagnosis of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defect: A systematic review

Piruna Martins Santos,

Antônio Lima dos Santos,

Barbara Abreu Barros

et al. 2024

The Saudi Dental Journal

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“…From the present investigation, FOBMD was shown to be possibly one of the initial conditions towards sequential development of simple bone cyst. It is therefore advisable to follow up such lesions in children, although FOBMD has been considered to require no particular treatment (22).…”

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Focal osteoporotic bone marrow defects associated with a cystic change of the maxilla: a possible histopathogenetic background of simple bone cyst

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A case of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defects (FOBMDs) with a simple bone cyst-like change arising in the bilateral anterior maxilla of a 9-year-old Japanese boy is reported. Two FOBMD lesions were simultaneously found by chance as small oval-shaped unilocular radiolucencies symmetrically located between the canines and lateral incisors on a panorama radiograph during dental treatment of the patient's right maxillary canine, which erupted obliquely as the canine tooth roots were laterally displaced by the lesions. The lesions were surgically extirpated under a clinical diagnosis of developmental jaw cysts. However, they were shown at surgery not to be cysts but instead bone-marrow-like tissues, though the right lesion contained a cavity space within it. Histopathologically, they were fatty marrow without hematopoiesis, and irregularly-shaped bony trabeculae and blood clots were seen scattered throughout the marrow. They were diagnosed as FOBMD (left) or FOBMD with simple bone cyst (right), although they did not contain hematopoietic marrows. Thus, their fully fatty change with some blood pools suggests that they were in the initial stage of developing into simple bone cysts. Based on these histological observations, we propose a new hypothesis of FOBMD as one of the histopathogenetic precursors of simple bone cyst.

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“…O DOFM é mais comum em mulheres, na meia idade [10,20], sendo normalmente encontrado na região posterior da mandíbula [5,10,20]. Aparentemente, não possui predileção por cor da pele [12,20], todavia alguns estudos encontraram maior prevalência em indivíduos brancos [3,10,20].…”

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“…O defeito osteoporótico focal da medula (DOFM) foi descrito pela primeira vez por Cahn, em 1954 [11,12,20]. Trata-se de um defeito ósseo raro [1,8,12] que produz uma imagem focal radiolúcida [5,11,[19][20][21]. Embora possa mimetizar patologias ósseas verdadeiras, raramente é mencionado no diagnóstico diferencial de lesões radiolúcidas dos maxilares [5,9,17,18].…”

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Defeito osteoporótico focal da medula mimetizando um cisto residual: relato de caso

Yasmin Peçanha Madureira Corrêa,

Letícia Côgo Marques,

Adriana Raymundo Bezerra

et al. 2024

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O defeito osteoporótico focal da medula é um defeito ósseo raro, de etiologia desconhecida, que produz uma imagem focal radiolúcida. Apesar de mimetizar patologias ósseas verdadeiras, raramente é mencionado no diagnóstico diferencial de lesões radiolúcidas dos maxilares. Seus achados clínicos e radiográficos, embora possam ser sugestivos, não são suficientes para estabelecer o diagnóstico definitivo. Objetivo: Relatar um caso de defeito osteoporótico focal da medula que se desenvolveu em um local de uma extração dentária e mimetizou um cisto residual. Relato de caso: Paciente do sexo masculino, 38 anos, com queixa de dor espontânea leve, há aproximadamente um ano, apresentou em exame radiográfico uma lesão radiolúcida unilocular, de aproximadamente 1,5 cm em seu maior diâmetro, na região do dente 46, que já havia sido extraído havia 10 anos. O exame histopatológico exibiu células hematopoiéticas, tecido adiposo e algumas trabéculas ósseas sem particularidades, sendo compatível com o diagnóstico de defeito osteoporótico focal da medula. Conclusão: O defeito osteoporótico focal da medula é uma condição rara que pode afetar os maxilares. Sua presença em locais que foram submetidos a exodontia reforça a hipótese de que um trauma local pode ter papel no desenvolvimento dessa condição.

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Asymptomatic, Ill-defined Radiolucent Area in the Posterior Body of the Mandible

Cited by 8 publications

References 3 publications

Are imaging exams relevant in aiding the diagnosis of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defect: A systematic review

Are imaging exams relevant in aiding the diagnosis of focal osteoporotic bone marrow defect: A systematic review

Focal osteoporotic bone marrow defects associated with a cystic change of the maxilla: a possible histopathogenetic background of simple bone cyst

Defeito osteoporótico focal da medula mimetizando um cisto residual: relato de caso

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