2022
DOI: 10.22201/fo.1870199xp.2011.15.2.25820
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Lesión mandibular inusual de fibroma odontogénico central combinado con granuloma central de células gigantes mandibular

Abstract: <p>En pocas ocasiones encontramos dos lesiones distintas en los maxilares, pero es todavía menos común ubicar entre ellas a lesiones tan poco frecuentes como el fibroma odontogénico central. Presentamos el caso de un paciente de 14 años de edad con una lesión osteolítica mandibular que el examen histopatológico reporto como fibroma odontogénico central combinado con un granuloma central de células gigantes y se presenta una revisión de la literatura sobre el tema.</p>

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“…HCOF-CGCG is a rare hybrid lesion and tends to develop in posterior mandibular area with a female predilection [1,2,5]. It is asymptomatic most of the time, but pain and tooth displacement are found in some cases [13][14][15]28]. Larger lesions can cross the midline or involve sinuses [8].…”
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“…HCOF-CGCG is a rare hybrid lesion and tends to develop in posterior mandibular area with a female predilection [1,2,5]. It is asymptomatic most of the time, but pain and tooth displacement are found in some cases [13][14][15]28]. Larger lesions can cross the midline or involve sinuses [8].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%