Bilateral mandibular metastases

Breast Metastasis around Dental Implants: A Case Report

“…The jaws are considerably less frequently involved in metastatic lesions than other parts of the skeleton 1,2,3,10,11 . The oral sites to which metastasis most commonly occur are, in descending order, the jaws, the gingiva (mandible/maxilla), and the tongue; 3,5,8,10 however, involvement of both the mandible and the maxilla is rare 9 …”

“…The clinical manifestations frequently simulate common pathologic entities, such as toothache, osteomyelitis, inflammatory hyperplasia, reactive lesions, periodontal conditions, pyogenic or giant cell granuloma, and others. Hence, it is essential to have a biopsy taken in order to obtain a definitive diagnosis 1,8–12 …”

Metástasis mandibular de adenocarcinoma gástrico: Presentación de un caso

“…3,4,14 Aunque generalmente se describen metástasis mandibulares únicas, a veces, aunque de forma excepcional, pueden ocurrir de forma bilateral. 15 Los principales signos clínicos son la presencia de una masa y el dolor. Otros autores, 8,16 como en nuestro caso, encuentran que las alteraciones de la sensibilidad en el labio inferior son el signo más frecuente.…”

“…3,4,14 Although in general mandibular metastasis on its own is described, it can sometimes be bilateral although this is exceptional. 15 The principal clinical signs are the presence of a mass and pain. Other authors 8,16 17 ósea roja que en la amarilla.…”

“…4,5 The most common clinical presentation is of a painful mass that grows relatively rapidly in the mandibular molar region. 1,4,5,7 4,[12][13][14][15][16][17] while surgery is to be kept for isolated cases. 18 Generally it has a bad prognosis with survival after diagnosis of less than a year.…”