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La Displasia Cemento Ósea Florida corresponde a un tipo de lesión fibro ósea caracterizada por presentar un hueso trabecular con apariencia de tejido conectivo fibroso con áreas similares al cemento radicular. Afecta principalmente a mandíbula, a mujeres y a personas de etnia africana entre la cuarta a la quinta década. Posee crecimiento limitado, presentación de forma simétrica, bilateral y capacidad de afectar de uno a más cuadrantes. Tiene tres etapas de desarrollo, que se presentan con aspecto radiográfico diferente. En la primera etapa se aprecia un área radiolúcida, en la segunda etapa se visualizan radiopacidades circunscritas al área radiolúcida; y en la tercera etapa se observa una clara radiopacidad alrededor de la lesión. Para su correcto diagnóstico se necesita una cuidadosa correlación de los hallazgos clínicos, imagenológicos, de laboratorio e histopatológicos. Se presenta el caso de una paciente de género femenino de 70 años diagnosticada con Displasia Cemento Ósea Florida.
Florid Cemento-Osseous Dysplasia is a type of fibro-osseous lesion characterized by a trabecular bone with the appearance of fibrous connective tissue with areas similar to root cement. It mainly affects the jaw, women and people of African ethnicity between the fourth and fifth decades. It has limited growth, a symmetrical, bilateral presentation and the ability to affect one or more quadrants. It has three stages of development, with different radiographic appearance. The first stage shows a radiolucent area, the second stage shows radiopacities circumscribed to the radiolucent area; and in the third stage a clear radiopacity is observed around the lesion. For its correct diagnosis, a careful correlation of clinical, imaging, laboratory and histopathological findings is needed. The case of a 70-year-old female patient diagnosed with Florid Cemento-Osseous Dysplasia is presented.
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OBJECTIVES: To characterize consultations for odontogenic abscesses at the dental and maxillofacial unit of the public emergency hospital in Santiago, Chile. METHODOLOGY: descriptive study, involving consecutive sampling of patients with diagnosis of odontogenic abscess, conducted between august and september 2016. descriptive statistics were performed to determine the frequency of diagnosis, affected tooth, sex and need for hospitalization. RESULTS: odontogenic abscesses accounted for 6.3 percent (n=414) of a total of 6,535 consultations. males represented 59 percent; 42 percent of odontogenic abscesses presented in molars and maxillary premolars. the vestibular space was the most frequently affected anatomical space (50 percent), associated in 53 percent of the cases to submucosal abscesses. ninety-eight per cent of patients were successfully treated on an outpatient basis, 2 percent required hospitalization, mainly associated to abscesses involving the deep submandibular space. CONCLUSION: odontogenic abscesses account for a low percentage of dental emergencies at the public emergency hospital in Santiago, Chile. most cases receive outpatient treatment.
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Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Periodontal Abscess/epidemiology , Molar/injuries , Periodontitis/epidemiology , Chile , Oral Health , Epidemiology, Descriptive , Tooth Socket/injuries , EmergenciesABSTRACT
El Schwanoma corresponde a un tumor neurogénico benigno, derivado de las células de la cresta neural, específicamente de las células de la vaina periférica nerviosa llamadas schwannocitos. El 25% de éstos, se presentan en cabeza y cuello, y sólo un 1% se presentan en la cavidad oral, principalmente en la lengua. Presentamos un caso de una niña de 13 años de edad con diagnóstico de Schwannoma de lengua. El propósito de este reporte es enfatizar que el schwanoma lingual es un diagnóstico diferencial a considerar, pese a su baja prevalencia, entre todas las otras lesiones linguales en niños o adolescentes.
A schwannoma is a benign neurogenic tumour originating from schwannocyte of the nerve sheat. A 25% of all schwannomas are seen in the tissues of the head and neck and only a 1% of them are located in oral cavity, especially in tongue. We report the case of a 13 year old girl diagnosed with a schwannoma of the tongue. The purpose of this report is to empathize that schwannoma of the tongue is a differential diagnostic to consider among all other lingual lesions in children or adolescents.