Fibroosseous Lesions Of Jaws Flashcards
Gene undergoing mutation for FIBROUS
DYSPLASIA
GNAS 1
McCune Albright Syndrome consists of
(a) Cafe au Lait spots (Melanocytes)
(b) Fibrous dysplasia (monostotic or polystotic) (osteoclasts)
(c) Precocious puberty (Endocrine cells)
Jaffe’s Syndrome consists of
Cafe au Lait spots (Melanocytes)
Fibrous dysplasia (polystotic) (osteoclasts)
most common bone affected because of monostotic
fibrous dysplasia
- Ribs
- Jaw bone
Radiographic appearance for fibrous dysplasia:
• Ground glass appearance
• orange peel / peau d orange
• frosted glass appearance
ground glass
appearance is a characteristic feature for
Hyperparathyroidism
< fibrous dysplasia
IOPA of fibrous Dysplasia shows
Finger print appearance
Finger print appearance is seen in
IOPA of fibrous Dysplasia
Histopathology of fibrous dysplasia shows
→ Woven - immature bone seen here
→ cuneiform /chinese letter pattern
→ Alphabet soup pattern
Woven - immature bone seen in
Histopathology of fibrous dysplasia shows
cuneiform /chinese letter pattern
Histopathology of fibrous dysplasia shows
Alphabet soup pattern seen in
-Histopathology of fibrous dysplasia shows
What is contraindicated in fibrous dysplasia and why
Radiotherapy is contraindicated as osteosarcoma can develop
Mazabraud’s Syndrome
fibrous Dysplasia with intramuscular myxomas
fibrous Dysplasia with intramuscular myxomas seen with
Mazabraud’s Syndrome
Most serious complication of polystotic fibrous dysplasia is
.
Osteosarcoma.
Gene mutation in Cherubism
SH3 BP2 gene
SH3 BP2 gene mutation seen in
Cherubism
Eye to Heaven appearance seen with
Cherubism
Radiographic appearance of
Cherobism.
floating tooth apperance
floating tooth apperance
-Radiographic appearance of
Cherobism
Which is the Radiographic grading of
Cherubim.
Arnott Radiographic grading of
Cherubim.