Odontogenic tumors in Western India (Gujarat): Analysis of 209 cases .

Gill, Sharanjeet; Chawda, Jyoti; Jani, Dhaval

doi:10.4317/jced.3.e78

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“…Ameloblastoma followed by odontoma or AOT are the most common lesions in those studies without KCOT [9,22,23,34] , whereas in studies including KCOT [10,28,29] , KCOT was the second most common, followed by odontoma or AOT.…”

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confidence: 93%

“…Only countable number of epidemiological studies [10,24,[26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33] on OTs has included KCOT in their work (Table 4) and we have focused more on those results for our comparison.…”

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“…Studies on OTs from other parts of India [9,10,22,28,34] and Srilanka [23,29] , where regional and geographical variation is minimal from ours, are also analyzed (Table 5). Ameloblastoma followed by odontoma or AOT are the most common lesions in those studies without KCOT [9,22,23,34] , whereas in studies including KCOT [10,28,29] , KCOT was the second most common, followed by odontoma or AOT.…”

Section: World Journal Of Pharmaceutical Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the present study, there is a slight predilection in favor of men (57.6%) with male: female ratio of 1.4:1, similar to the other study values from India. [9,10,22,28] Study results from Nigeria [26] , Egypt [32] , Brazil [33] (South America), including KCOT under…”

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confidence: 99%

“…[25] A Nigerian study [26] has calculated the percentage of OTs among the jaw lesions, instead of among total biopsies (as done in our study and many other studies), resulting in differing values. Above these factors, including KCOT under OTs have brought remarkable changes in the numerical count of OTs [10,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33] and added to the diversity of study results.…”

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(KCOT) were analyzed in the study. Results: Of the 3148 biopsy reports analyzed, 111 cases (3.52%) were odontogenic tumors, including ameloblastoma (52.2%), KCOT (27.9%), odontogenic myxoma (6.3%), adenomatoid odontogenic tumor (5.4%), odontoma (2.7%), calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor (1.8%), ameloblastic fibroma (1.8%), ameloblastic fibro dentinoma (0.9%), and odontogenic fibroma (0.9%). All were benign and the patients affected were over a wide range of age group, 11-80 years with mean age being 32.12 years and the peak incidence was seen in the second, third and fourth decades of life. Mandible World Journal of Pharmaceutical ResearchAmeloblastoma is the most frequent odontogenic tumor followed by KCOT in this study.Including KCOT under odontogenic tumors, has numerically raised the overall percentage of OTs and brought down the percentage of individual lesions, in particular ameloblastoma. The concept of presence of geographic and regional variations in the occurrence of odontogenic tumors is favored by the study results.

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