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2017, Number 17

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Rev Tame 2017; 5.6 (17)

Características clínicas, radiográficas e histológicas del quiste glóbulomaxilar y su tratamiento quirúrgico: reporte de un caso

Cortes FRI, Muñoz SR, Rojas HE, Cortés AS, Juárez AA, Velasco LE

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 654-656
PDF size: 327.61 Kb.


ABSTRACT

A maxilar cyst is defined as a slow grow encapsulated pathological cavity covered with epitelial and conective tissue, it´s located inside the maxila or soft tissues, with fluid, semifluid o gaseous contents. Globulomaxillary cyst is form from the globular portion of nasal and maxilar process as a epithelial proliferation during embriologic stages. It is considered as a grow cyst because of its non odontogenic origin from epithelial remnants of facial fusion process. Generally is located between upper lateral incisor and canine. Radiographs shows a homegeneus, well defined inverted “pear/tear shape” radiolucency. Present case describes clinical, radiographic and hystholical features of a globulomaxilar cyst in a pediatric dental patient, as well as its surgical treatment and short term follow up.


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