Presentation
Facial pain.
Patient Data
Age: 30
Gender: Female
From the case:
Maxillary keratocystic odontic tumor
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Well-defined expansile lytic lesion of the right maxilla.
From the case:
Maxillary keratocystic odontic tumor
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Expansile lytic lesion in the right maxilla with thin surrounding sclerosis and internal soft tissue density. It extends into the right maxillary sinus.
Case Discussion
The patient proceeded to operative treatment:
HISTOPATHOLOGY MICROSCOPIC DESCRIPTION:
The section shows fragments of a cystic lesion. Part of the luminal epithelium has non specific features but part is typical of a keratocystic odontogenic tumor ie a thin squamous epithelium with cuboidal basal layer, palisaded basal nuclei and parakeratinised surface.
DIAGNOSIS: Right maxilla - keratocystic odontic tumor.
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