Enucleation of a Rare Hybrid Odontogenic Lesion in the Anterior Maxilla of a 10-Year-Old Boy
Gruza Amanda, Choi Jason, Chen Curtis, ABOMR Diplomat, Catherine Catherine, ABOMP Diplomat
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Gruza Amanda, Choi Jason, Chen Curtis, ABOMR Diplomat, Catherine Catherine, ABOMP Diplomat
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Hybrid odontogenic lesions are a well-recognized phenomenon. They most often show features of various odontogenic neoplasms arising within cyst-like structures. The etiopathogenesis of hybrid odontogenic lesions is not well defined, however, the presence of numerous, closely approximated sources of pluripotent epithelial cells in the developing jaws is likely associated with their development.
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Hybrid odontogenic lesions are a well-recognized phenomenon. They most often show features of various odontogenic neoplasms arising within cyst-like structures. The etiopathogenesis of hybrid odontogenic lesions is not well defined, however, the presence of numerous, closely approximated sources of pluripotent epithelial cells in the developing jaws is likely associated with their development.
Key concepts: Enucleation, Odontogenic, Maxilla, Lesion, Medicine, Pathology, Biology, Anatomy