[Odontogenic tumors and odontogenic cysts: a clinical and pathological analysis of 4 181 cases].
Su Yikun, Jing Wang, Tongfei Zhang, Zebing Zhang
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Su Yikun, Jing Wang, Tongfei Zhang, Zebing Zhang
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There was no gender preference for odontogenic tumors in Jilin Province area in the 57 years. The majority tumors occurred in the radicular. The most common pathological type was ameloblastoma. As for odontogenic cysts, males showed a higher incidence and the majority cysts occurred in the maxilla. The most common pathological type was radicular cysts.
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There was no gender preference for odontogenic tumors in Jilin Province area in the 57 years. The majority tumors occurred in the radicular. The most common pathological type was ameloblastoma. As for odontogenic cysts, males showed a higher incidence and the majority cysts occurred in the maxilla. The most common pathological type was radicular cysts.
Key concepts: Keratocyst, Pathological, Ameloblastoma, Medicine, Odontogenic, Maxilla, Radicular Cyst, Incidence (geometry)