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Saturday, May 18, 2013               
 
Ameloblastoma

Topic: Odontogenic Tumors

Category: Misc. Bone Lesions

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This lesion is from the mandible of a 65 y/o male. Plain films showed a multiloculated lesion. Ameloblastoma is derived from the ameloblasts – the epithelium that produces the crown of the tooth. Most cases occur between 3rd and 5th decades of life and involve the mandible. It is a locally aggressive tumor with tendency to recurrence. Low-power view shows proliferation of epithelial strands and sheets in a fibrous stroma.   return to Odontogenic Tumors
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