Non odontogenic cysts Flashcards
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Types of non-odontogenic cysts
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- Globulomaxillary cyst
- Median mandibular cyst
- Nasopalatine cysts
- Stafne/static bone cyst
- Aneurysmal bone cyst
- Solitary bone cyst
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Glubulomaxillary cyst
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- Between upper lateral and canine
- Apical cysts related to non vital lateral incisors or other cyst lesions
- Treatment→Enucleation
3
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Median mandibular cyst
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- Midline of jaw
- Odontogenic origin
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Nasopalatine cyst
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- Epithelial remnants of embryonic nasopalatine ducts origin→Occur during incisive canal formation→fusion of premaxilla w/ palatine process of maxillary bones
- Symmetrical swelling behind upper incisors in midline
- Aetiology→infection/trauma
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Nasopalatine cyst radiographically
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- Round or oval radiolucent lesion→may displace roots of central incisors laterally
- Difficult to differentiate cyst from large canal→canal <6mm on radiograph normal if no symtoms/abnormal findings
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Nasopalatine cyst treatment
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-Enucleation
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Stafnel/static bone cyst
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- Smooth outlined lesion beneath second and third molar teeth and below inferior dental canal
- Asymptomatic and not true cyst→Invagination of medial aspect of mandible containing salivary tissue
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Stafnel/static bone cyst management
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Radiography w/ CT scan or MRI to determine bone anatomy and soft tissue
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Aneurysmal bone cyst
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- Non epithelial lined
- More common in mandible
- Unknow aetiology→vascular malformation arising from prior unrelated lesion
Painful swelling 50% of time
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Aneurysmal bone cyst radiographically
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Uni or multilocular→ irregular outline and occasional displacement of roots
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Aneurysmal bone cyst treatment
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- Curettage
- Cryotherapy and resection for large and recurrent lesions
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Solitary bone cysts
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- Non epithelial lined space→Contain straw coloured fluid or none
- In long bones-rarely jaws
- Unknown aetiology but trauma suggested
