Pseudocysts of the mandibular condyle

Friedlander, Arthur H.; Monson, Mark L.; Friedlander, Mark D.

doi:10.1016/0278-2391(92)90272-2

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“…Subchondral cyst is a well-circumscribed osteolytic bone area adjacent subcortical without cortical destruction 8 , usually found in the anterior region of the condylar head , related to a combination of aging, changes in occlusion and mandibular overload 10 ( Figure 4) . .…”

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Utilização da tomografia computadorizada para o diagnóstico da articulação temporomandibular

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Frequency, location, morphology and aetiology of osseous mandibular condylar concavities

Oxenham

Whitworth

2006

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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The aim of this study was to examine the morphology, frequency, location and aetiology of osseous concavities (OC) in the mandibular condyle. The temporomandibular joints of 435 skeletonised individuals of known age, sex and ancestry were macroscopically examined for osseous concavities and signs of osteoarthritis. Descriptive statistics ( 2 ) were used to compare results. It was found that OCs were present in 17.5% of the sample and did not vary by sex or ancestry. Posteriorly positioned OCs accounted for 72% of all OCs, and the frequency of OCs decreased with increasing age in contrast to the pattern seen for osteoarthritis. It is concluded that OCs are either developmental defects related to the late maturity of the condyle, and/or a function of regressive remodelling with posterior displacement of the condyle.

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Pseudocyst of the mandibular condyle in a child

Al‐Qattan¹,

Clarke²

1994

Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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Pseudocysts of the mandibular condyle

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Utilização da tomografia computadorizada para o diagnóstico da articulação temporomandibular

Utilização da tomografia computadorizada para o diagnóstico da articulação temporomandibular

Frequency, location, morphology and aetiology of osseous mandibular condylar concavities

Pseudocyst of the mandibular condyle in a child

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