Metastatic hepatocellular carcinoma of the mandibular head. Report of a case.

Kizukuri, Hiroki; Oka, Tohru; Andoh, Hiroshi; Tsujikawa, Takaaki; Yamauchi, Terry; Satoh, Kohji; Mineno, Yasuhisa; Hibi, Goroh

doi:10.5794/jjoms.35.2781

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“…Darunter stellen kondyläre Metastasen eine Rarität dar. Meyer u. Shklar [17] 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,16,18,19,21,22,23,24,26]; Tabelle 1). Radiologisch stellen sich Metastasen meistens als Osteolysen dar.…”

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The course of condylar metastases in general is similar to other metastases involving the jaw. Breast cancer as the primary tumor is most frequent, followed by lung cancer. There are no specific clinical or radiological parameters leading to diagnosis. The clinician should take a potential metastasis into account when dealing with TMJ complaints, radiological oddities, and medical history of malignant tumors. For proper treatment planning, diagnosis should be based on histology. Since the diagnosis of metastasis is usually made at an advanced stage of disease, therapy will be mainly intended as palliative.

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