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AI Insightİn this article an odontogenic myxoma which involved the left maksillar alveolar bone and maxillar sinuses and the treatment which has been maintained with excision and 9 months followig up of not seeing any recurrence was reported in a 13 years female patient.
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Abstract
Odontogenic myxoma is a relatively rare tumour of jaws. İt is thougt to be of mesenchymal origin. Odontogenic myxomas most frequently occur in the second or third decade of life. Clinically they grow slowly, they are painless lesions which cause local destruction. These lesions may cause asymmetry in maxillofacial region. The differential diagnosis must be made with fibrous displasia, central giant cell granuloma, dentigerous cyst, ameloblastoma. The treatment of odontogenic myxoma is en-bloc surgical resection. İn this article an odontogenic myxoma which involved the left maksillar alveolar bone and maxillar sinuses and the treatment which has been maintained with excision and 9 months followig up of not seeing any recurrence was reported in a 13 years female patient.
Özet
Odontojenik miksoma çenede nadir görülen benign neoplazmdır. Mezenkimal orjinli olan miksomalar en sık 20-30 yaşlarında ortaya çıkmaktadır. Klinik olarak yavaş büyüyen, lokal dekstrüksiyona yol açan ağrısız lezyonlardır. Yüzde asimetri yapabilen myxomaların ayırıcı tanısında fibröz displazi, ameloblastoma, santral dev hücreli granulom, dentigenöz kist düşünülmelidir. Tedavisi geniş cerrahi eksizyondur. Bu makalede 13 yaşına kız hastada sol maksiler alveolar kemik ve maksiler sinüsü içine alan, cerrahi eksizyonu yapılan ve 9 aylık takibinde nüks izlenmeyen odontogenik miksoma tümörü sunulmuştur.