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  • 08/08/2009 at 6:36 am #8541
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    Dear everybody,

    Please diagnose this case.

    This has been sent by Dr. Santosh Patil of Jodhpur.

    Regards,

    Dr. Veerendra Darakh

            

    09/08/2009 at 3:23 pm #13390
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    When I first read the findings, I suspected pericoronitis in the third molar area. After seeing the Panorex, it appears to be cyst origin. The coronoid process has almost completey resorbed along with the retromolar area. My recommendations would be to removed the third molar, and biopsy the soft tissue. If a older panorex can be viewed to see the progress of the lesion. I would be curious to find out what the histology report finds. The lesion does not have well defined outline, and appears to be soft tissue in origin. When you treat the case, post the diagnosis.

            

    09/12/2009 at 2:36 pm #13391
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    Osteomyelitis may be one of the differential diagnoses…

            

    09/12/2009 at 6:48 pm #13392
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    Thanks to Dr Khanna, sir i would like to inform u that, this case has been clinically and histopathologically diagnosed as OKC

            

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