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Pathology Flashcards

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Squamous Odontogenic Tumor

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  • 20-40 yo, posterior jaws
  • Man=Max
  • Rests of Malassez
  • Expansile with swelling
  • Imaging: triangular/semicircular defect around tooth roots
  • Histo: bland islands of squamous epithelium w/ fibrous stroma
  • DDx: desmoplastic AB and SCCa
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage
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Calcifying Epithelial Odontogenic Tumor (CEOT, Pindborg)

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  • 2:1 Man:Max
  • 75% posterior
  • Imaging: variable. uni or multilocular lucency. mixed density. associated with impacted tooth
  • Histo: irregular sheets of pleomorphic amyloid congo red, liesegang rings
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage vs en bloc resection, recurrence ~ 20%
  • if clear cells present it is mor eggressive
    DDx: metastatic RCCa, ACCa, mucoepidermoid carcinoma, AOT
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Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor (AOT)

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  • Teenage girls
  • 2/3 maxilla, 80% anterior
  • Imaging: unilocular flecks, 75% associated with impacted teeth. Often will strip down to root past CEJ + adenomatiod structures
  • Tx: Enucleation and curettage, no recurrenc
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Carcinoma vs Sarcoma

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Carcinoma - epithelial origin
Sarcoma- mesenchymal origin

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Ameloblastic Fibroma

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  • Benign mixed odontogenic tunmor
  • 10s-20s
  • 75% posterior mandible
  • Expansile
  • Histo: starry sky, thin stands and cords, club shapes, cords of epithelium
  • Imaging: well demarcated but sclerotic uni or multilocular. unerupted tooth
  • Tx: complete excision/en bloc resection.
  • 15-20% recurrence
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Odontoma

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  • mean age 15
  • M=F
  • Anterior maxilla and posterior mandible

Imaging:
- compound - multiple tooth like structures surrounded by halo of follicle
- complex - amorphous mass surrounded by follicle

  • Tx: enucleation and curettage
  • low recurrecne
  • Variants: Ameloblastic fibro-odontoma, Ameloblastic fibrodentinoma
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Dentinogenic Ghost Cell Tumor

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  • wide age range 20-70
  • non healing ext site, possible ulceration
  • irregular, destructive, mixed lesion. may cross midline and invade sinonasal structures
  • variant of COC
  • Tx: wide surgical resection, may metastatisize
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Odontogenic FIbroma

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  • F>M
  • 60% anterior maxilla
  • Imaging: well demarcated radiolucency, usually associated with the root of a tooth
  • Tx: conservation excision or curettage
  • DDx: hyperplastic dental follicle, desmoplastic fibroma, infantile myofibromatosis
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Odontogenic Myxoma

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  • Wide age range
  • F=M
  • posterior mandible slightly more common
  • Imaging: multilocular, well demarcated but can be lytic. fine loculations (tennis racquet)
  • Histo: myxoid connective tissue, spindle cells
  • Tx: resection with 1-1.5cm margins and one anatomic barrier
  • Recurrence 25%
  • ameloblastoma, desmoplastic fibroma, myxomatous degeneration of neurofibroma or wilms tumor
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Cementoblastoma

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  • wide age. mean 20-30
  • F>M
  • benign odontogenic neoplasm of cementoblasts adherent to root
  • Imaging: well defined radiopaque mass adhered to root without PDL space separating
  • Tx: removal of tooth or hemisection with lesion removal
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Ameloblastic Carcinoma

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  • malignant neoplasm of odontogenic epithelium
  • Average age 30
  • Lung most common site for mets
  • Imaging: aggressive ill defined lucency
  • Tx: staged and treated like carcinoma
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Carcinomas of Jaws

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  • Ameloblastic
  • Primary intraosseous carcinoma; Tx - same as carcinoma
  • Sclerosing odontogenic carcinoma; Tx enucleation and curettage
  • Clear cell odontogenic carcinoma;
  • Ghost cell odontogenic carcinoma
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Odontogenic Keratocyst (OKC)

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  • 10-30s
  • posterior mandible most common
  • Imaging: 75% unilocular - 25% multilocular. may see tooth displacement/resorption and cortical destruction
  • Histo: parakeratinized, corrugated, startified squamous 6-8 cells thick
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage with peripheral ostectomy and adjuvant therapy (cryo, modified carnoys, 5-FU). Marsupialization vs resection for large and refractory lesions
  • 33% recurrence
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Gorlins Sydrome

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  • AD disease
  • BCC of skin, multiple OKC, palmar and plantar pits, bifid ribs, calcified cerebral falx, hypertelorism
  • 9,22 gene
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Lateral Periodontal Cyst

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  • 50s
  • 2/3 mandibular premolar
  • Imaging: mid root, lateral well circumscribed lucency
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage
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Botryoid Odontogenic Cyst

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  • variant of lateral periodontal cyst
  • 50s
    -Imaging- multilocular grape like clusters
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage
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Glandular Odontogenic Cyst

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Tx: wide local excision / resection due to possible recurrence

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Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst (Gorlin Cyst)

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  • M=F, max=man
  • Imaging: radiolucency w/ opacities 2/2 ghost cells
    Tx: wide local excision
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Epithelial Odontogenic Lesions Features
1. Ameloblastoma
2. OKC
3. AOT
4. CEOT
5. SOT
6. COC

  1. Mean Age
  2. Location
  3. Imaging
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Mixed Odontogenic Lesions Features
1. AF
2. AFO
3. Odontoma
4. DGCT

  1. Mean Age
  2. Location
  3. Imaging
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Mesenchymal Odontogenic Lesions Features
1. Myxoma
2. Odontogenic Fibroma

  1. Mean Age
  2. Location
  3. Imaging
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Circumscribed Unilocular Radiolucency DDx

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  1. Odontogenic cyst
  2. OKC
  3. Ameloblastoma
  4. AOT
  5. COC
  6. CEOT
  7. TBC
  8. OF
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Pericoronal Unilocular Radiolucency DDx

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  1. Dentigerous Cyst
  2. OKC
  3. Ameloblastoma
  4. AOT
  5. COC
  6. CEOT
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Periradicular Circumscribed Radiolucency DDx

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  1. Paradental cyst
  2. SOT
  3. Odontogenic Fibroma
  4. Periodontitis
  5. Langerans Histiocytosis
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Multilocular Radiolucency DDx

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  1. OKC
  2. Ameloblastoma
  3. CGCG
  4. AF
  5. Myxoma
  6. BOC
  7. Cherubism
  8. GOC
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Radiopacity with Radiolucent Rim DDx

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  1. Odontomas
  2. Ossifying fibroma
  3. Osseous dysplasias
  4. Cementoblastoma
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Mixed Density Lesion DDx

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  1. Odontoma
  2. AFO
  3. AOT
  4. COC
  5. CEOT
  6. DGCT
  7. Ossifying fibroma
  8. Osseous dysplasia
  9. Primary bone tumor
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Poorly Defined Radiolucency DDx

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  1. Myxoma
  2. Metastasis
  3. Vascular lesion
  4. Malignant odontogenic neoplasms
  5. Primary malignant bone tumor
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Dentigerous Cyst

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  • most common odontogenic cyst
  • M>F, teens - 20s
  • Always associated with crown of impacted tooth
  • Imaging: well defined pericoronal, unilocular radiolucency
  • Typically gives rise to brown-clear cholesterol aspirate
  • Tx: enucleation and curettage
  • Has possibility to recur
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Chondrosarcoma

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  • 30-40s
  • sinonasal tract most common
  • ant max/post mand
  • painless mass, nasal obstruction, loose teeth, epistaxis, proptosis
  • Imaging: moth eaten, uni or multilocular lucency
  • Grade 1,2,3 based on nuclear size and mitotic activity
  • Tx: resection w/ neg margins
  • 20% 5 year survival
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Osteosarcoma

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-30s - 40s, long bones, posterior mandible
- Risks: radiation, fibrous dysplasia, pagets disease
- Rapid growth w/wo pain, expands/crowds teeth
- Histo spindle cells in osteoid
- Imaging: sunburst pattern
- Tx: 3cm margins and uninvolved anatomic barrier, chemo for high grade
- 5 year survival 50%

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Fibrous Dysplasia

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  • Monostotic mosaic
  • max > zygomatic arch > mand
  • polyostotic - jaffe-lichtenstein, mccune albright
  • Imaging: ground glass, ill defined border, displaced teeth
  • Tx: recontouring
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Cemento Osseous Dysplasia

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  • middle age black females
  • possible reactive hyperdensity of bone
  • secondary infections/osteomyelitis due to poor vascularity
  • periapical -> focal -> florid
  • Tx: surveillance. biopsy has risk of osteomyelitis
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Cemento-Ossifying Fibroma

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  • F>M, mandible 75%
  • Imagin: well demarcated, mixed
  • Fibro, osteoid, cementum
  • Tx: shells out on enucleation
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Central Giant Cell Granuloma

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  • reparative granuloma, painless expansion
  • F>M; mand>max
  • whorls of CD68+cells, fibroblasts in a fibroid stroma
  • aggressive = >5cm, rapid growth, tooth displacement, recurrence

Non surg tx:
- kenalog 1mg per ml of lesion
- calcitonin
- inteferon alpha

Tx: enucleation and curettage vs resection

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Cherubism

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  • bilateral symmetrical mandibular expansion
  • loose teeth, displacement
  • limits by 30 yo -> recontouring
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Hodgkin Lymphoma

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  • lymph node swelling
  • <40 yo
  • Reed sternberg cells, +/- EBV

Staging:
1. 1 lymphatic site
2. 2 or more sites same side of diaphragm
3. both sides of diaphragm
4. diffuse

Tx: XRT +/- chemo

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Non Hodgkins Lymphoma

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  • systemic, >40 yo
  • CD20 cells - 85% B cells
  • Diffuse large B cell most common
  • chemo is tx
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Histiocytosis X

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-increase in dendritic cells
-more common in children
- BRAF mutation
- pain, exopthalmos, ulcers
- unifocal single system - histio x
- multifocal/single system - hand-schuller-christian
- acute disseminated-letterer-siwe

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Epithelial Dysplastic Changes

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  • loss of basal polarity
  • increased nucleus/cytoplasm ratio
  • hyperchromasia
  • increase mitoses
  • loss of cohesion
  • increased keratinization
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Proliferative Veruccous Leukoplakia

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  • verrucous leukoplakia
  • increase rate of recurrence and can transform to SCCa
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HPV neg Tumor Criteria

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HPV neg Node Criteria

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HPV neg Met Criteria

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HPV neg TNM Staging

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HPV + TNM Staging

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Supraomohyoid Neck Dissection Indication

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> 4mm depth of invasion
histologically high grade tumor
perineural invasion

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Indications for Post Op Radiation

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  • positive or near margin
  • perivascular or neural invasion
  • bone involvement
  • multiple nodal involvement
  • extracapsular spread
  • stage III/IV
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Levels of the Neck

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  1. submental A/submandibular B
  2. upper jugular-skull to hyoid
  3. middle jugular along SCM
  4. lower jugular - posterior SCM
  5. posterior trinagle
  6. pretracheal/laryngeal/paratracheal
  7. upper mediastinum
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Verrucous Carcinoma

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  • M>F
  • chewing tobacco
  • 5 year survival 85%
  • Tx: resection 0.5-1 cm margin
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Ameloblastoma

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  • slow growing expansile odontogenic epithelium neoplasm
  • 50% 20-40 yo
  • posterior mandible most common

Types:
- solid/conventional
- unicystic- lining, intraluminal, transmural, intramural
- peripheral / extraosseous

Imaging: multilocular radiolucency but can be unilocular

Histo: vickers gorlin criteria - peripheral palisading, reverse polarity in fibrous stroma

Tx: resection with 1-1.5 cm margins and one uninvolved anatomic barrier
Enucleation for ameloblastoma in situ only

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