2007Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryRequires access

Peripheral Osteomyelitis of Mandible: a Report of 208 Cases

Zhao Han-hua

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Objective: To analyse and discuss the etiology and treatment of peripheral osteomyelitis of mandible. Methods: Retrospective study of 208 patients. Results: 208 cases were all cured. 191 patients received surgery, 17 cases were treated conservatively. Conclusion: Early diagnosis and clearance of focal lesion is important.

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Objective: To analyse and discuss the etiology and treatment of peripheral osteomyelitis of mandible. Methods: Retrospective study of 208 patients. Results: 208 cases were all cured. 191 patients received surgery, 17 cases were treated conservatively. Conclusion: Early diagnosis and clearance of focal lesion is important.

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Objective: To analyse and discuss the etiology and treatment of peripheral osteomyelitis of mandible. Methods: Retrospective study of 208 patients. Results: 208 cases were all cured. 191 patients received surgery, 17 cases were treated conservatively. Conclusion: Early diagnosis and clearance of focal lesion is important.

Key concepts: Medicine, Etiology, Osteomyelitis, Mandible (arthropod mouthpart), Peripheral, Lesion, Retrospective cohort study, Surgery

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