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A case of the coexistence of solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma of the mandibular anterior teeth region.

Shoritsu YASUDA, Tadayoshi Kaneko, Tomoyuki Mizuno, Otohiko Gotoh, Shori RAI, Toshiaki Matsuo, Yoshihiro NARITA, Yasunobu Uchida, Yoshirou Ebihara

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Ameloblastoma, dentigerous tumor originating from an epithelial element of the dental germ, is a typical oral field tumor. It is macroscopically classified into solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma. This paper reports the case of a 36-year-old man with ameloblastoma who presented a unique tissue picture of the coexistence of solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma separated by the compact bone of the mandibular anterior teeth.

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Ameloblastoma, dentigerous tumor originating from an epithelial element of the dental germ, is a typical oral field tumor. It is macroscopically classified into solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma. This paper reports the case of a 36-year-old man with ameloblastoma who presented a unique tissue picture of the coexistence of solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma separated by the compact bone of the mandibular anterior teeth.

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Ameloblastoma, dentigerous tumor originating from an epithelial element of the dental germ, is a typical oral field tumor. It is macroscopically classified into solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma. This paper reports the case of a 36-year-old man with ameloblastoma who presented a unique tissue picture of the coexistence of solid ameloblastoma and cystic ameloblastoma separated by the compact bone of the mandibular anterior teeth.

Key concepts: Ameloblastoma, Medicine, Adamantinoma, Mandible (arthropod mouthpart), Dentistry, Pathology, Maxilla, Biology

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