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The mural ameloblastoma: a review of the literature.

Mural ameloblastomas are estimated to constitute 5% of all ameloblastomas. Although resembling the total ameloblastoma population in terms of predilections for sex and site, the average age of the patients with mural ameloblastoma, in comparison with the total group, was 21.8 vs 38.9 years. Eighty-five percent of the mural ameloblastomas were associated with follicular cysts, all of which were observed before the age of 30. The frequency of recurrence after simple enucleation of the cyst containing this lesion is considerably lower than that for ameloblastomas in general that are treated in a similar manner. Therefore, further and more extensive surgery for mural ameloblastoma is justified only in the event of recurrence.

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[A new case of basal cell naevomatosis (author's transl)].

The authors, in the light of a new case of naevomatosis, review the description of the disease, emphasising its symptoms and signs, and inheritance, drawing attention to the need for surveillance of such patients in view of the risk of malignant change in the naevi. The other signs of the disease must be sought following the discovery of multiple epidermal cysts of the maxilla and mandible.

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Surgical recontouring of a panfacial fibro-osseous deformity.

A report of the surgical management of a patient with a panfacial fibro-osseous deformity resulting from fibrous dysplasia, hyperparathyroidism, or both, is presented as a sequel to a previous article discussing the initial work-up and diagnostic considerations. The literature pertinent to the surgical correction of fibro-osseous lesions irformed through an oral approach. Regrowth of the lesion after three years was minimal in the maxilla and approximately 20% in the mandible.

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[Odontomas].

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