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Clinical and radiographic study of odontogenic keratocyst

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Summary

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    There was in an apparent sex predilection for male (male to female ratio is 1. 9:1).

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    The peak incidence was in the second and third decades with gradual decline thereafter, and a mean age of 31 years 7 months.

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    The most common site was the mandibular molar-ramus region. 22 cases (68.8%) occurred in the mandible and 10 cases (31.3%) in the maxilla.

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    The largest number of keratocysts were originally diagnosed as primordial cysts (37.5%), followed by dentigerous cysts (18.8%) and residual cysts (9.4%).

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    Radiographs showed various degrees of dental root resorption in 13 out of 25 cases (52%).

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    Maxillary keratocysts tended to exhibit a unilocular type and smooth round border, while mandibular keratocysts had scalloped border.

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    Eleven out of 21 cysts were clinically combined with infection, and 8 cysts showed only bony swelling and 2 cysts were found in the routine radiographic examination.

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Park, T.W., Kim, S.R. Clinical and radiographic study of odontogenic keratocyst. Oral Radiol. 1, 43–53 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02349757

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