Non-odontogenic tumor

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can be seen on chest limbs humerus ribs sternum hips

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non odonto tumors

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fibro-oseous lesions

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🏕 ossifying fibroma

⛺️ fibrous dysplasia

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abnormal bone normal fib tse

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ossifying fibroma

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abnormal fib tse normal bone

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fibrous dysplasia

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seen on mandible non odont tumor

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ossifying fibroma

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hx has fibrous ct or spindle shaped cells

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ossifying fibroma

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hx presentation of fibrous dysp

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chinese character

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has capillaries so it is vascularized non odont tumor

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fibrous dysp

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condition assc with polyostotic fibrous dysp

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mcune albright syndrome

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rx of fibrous dysplasia

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ground glass appearance

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other conditions that present ground glass appearance of rx

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HAF

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radiolucent and mixed lucent

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both

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which has well defined border and which has poorly circumscribed borders

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ossifying well define

fibrous dysp poorly defined borders

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mcune albright syndrom characteristic

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polyostotic fibrous dysp
cafe au lait spots
hyperfunc endocrine sys

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where is mcune alb synd more common

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females

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can transform to osteosarcoma but rare

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fibrous dysp

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one bone and most common type of fibrous dysplasia

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monostotic

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tx for ossifying fibroma

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excision

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tx for fibrous dysp

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if small lesion none

if large surgical recontouring after puberty

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most common bone tumor and presents as widened PDL spaces

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osteosarcoma

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rx of osteosarcoma

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☀️ sunray appearance

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keeps on adding bone

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albers schonberg syndrome

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sequeale of albers schonberg synd

l

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anemia 💉
fracture 🦴
blindness 🙈
🙉 deafness

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benign tumor of mature bone

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osteoma

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seen exclusively in the jaw

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CGCG

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2 classif of osteoma

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periosteal | endosteal/solitary

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which is more common with the classification of osteoma

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endosteal

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condition assc with osteoma

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gardner syndrome or familial colorectal polyposis

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where in the mandible an CGCG

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anterior to the molars

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rx of osteoma

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cottonwool appearance and radiopaque

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systemic manifest of osteoma

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intestinal polyps fibroma epidermal cysts

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dental manifest of osteoma

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multiple osteoma odontoma supernumerary teeth

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always radiolucent and has scallop borders

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CGCG

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what do we see in a granuloma

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🦁 fibroblast 🐽 angiogenesis 🐤 granulation tissue

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hx of cgcg

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has fibroblast MNGC osteoclast like well vascularized stroma

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gingiva reacts to stressor and all hence forming a gingival overgrowth

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Gingival lesions

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epulis mean

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gingival overgrowth

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3 gingival lesions

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PGCG Pyogenic Granuloma Peripheral Fibroma

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soft tissue variant of CGCG

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PGCG

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may or may not be seen on rx

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pgcg

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seen exclusively in gingiva and edentulous ridge

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pgcg

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name of pyogenic granuloma if px is preg

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pregnancy tumor

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tx is to remove source of irritation through surgical excision

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pgcg and pyo gran

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never seen in rx

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pyogenic granuloma

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lesion found on gingiva but also affect bone and cementum in children

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peripheral fibroma

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hx hyperplastic granulation tissue and many capillaries so easily bleeds

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pyogenic granuloma

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Multinucleated giant cells

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``` Hyperparathyroidism Aneurysmal bon cyst Cherubism PGCG CGCG ```

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giant cell granuloma is charcterized by all of the ff histopathologic feat, except fibroblasts scattered eosino deposits of hemosiderin foci of hemorrage

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scattered eosino

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starts at pdl and periosteum

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pgcg

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used to stabilize lesion and for visibility when excising

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traction suture

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hereditary fibro osseous lesion

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chrubism

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most common fibro osseous lesion

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COD

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bilateral jaw expansion

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cherubis

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cherubism has _ cheeks and _ gaze

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puffy and upward

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cherubism rx

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lucent with honeycomb

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cherubism is seen in

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mandible molar ramus area

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hx of cherubism as pathognomonif sign of cherubism

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perivascular collagen cuffing

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tx of cherubism

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none

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lesions that are commonly located in the maxilla

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facpo