[Lingual cortical mandibular defects (Stafne's defects)].
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The pneumatized articular eminence of the temporal bone is a radiographic finding without clinical signs. Uni- or multi-locular, this radiolucent defect is often unilateral; it affects equally both sexes. The routine use of panoramic radiographs should probably allow a more frequent discovery than before. No treatment is needed. These defects can jeopardize some surgical operations upon the temporomandibular apparatus.
Intramuscular localization of hemangioma is rare, especially the intramasseteric one. With regard to three recent cases, the authors review the literature and discuss different treatments available: sclerosing agents, compression, surgery or embolization. New trends favor a modern combined approach: embolization associated with surgery.
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The Silverman's syndrome or "child abuse syndrome" consist in several symptomes whose about 50% are maxillo-facial ones. These which are must often unknown at the initial stage, are responsible for an after effect syndrome, involving very significant nasal, oral, labial and buccal lesions. The anomalies of facial growth are the results of chronic lesions of cartilagenous septum and of nose bone area. A better understanding of this syndrome should held to diagnose it as quickly as possible. Indeed children are endangered by a lack of protective measures.
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A case of morphea linearis is reported. This rare affection carries a good prognosis, as opposed to that of generalized or systemic sclerodermas and certain forms of morphea. Treatment is essentially surgical.
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