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Oral Path Chap 19

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show abnormal cavity in hard or soft tissue, which contains fluid or semi-soft fluid and is often encapsulated and lined with epithelium  
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show Body’s attempt to protect the area of tissue  
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show Epithelium grows and forms a distinct circle, and eventually closes itself from the surrounding tissue Cyst fills with fluid and expands  
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show Absorb bone  
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show cysts with an epithelial lining composed of remnants of the tooth-forming organ that arise primarily in tissue and bone  
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Non-odontogenic cyst?   show
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Pseudocyst?   show
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Periapical granuloma? etiology?   show
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Pathogenesis of Periapical Granuloma   show
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show Apex of the tooth  
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radiographic appearance of Periapical Granuloma   show
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show Plasma cells, neutrophils, macrophages, eosinophils  
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Radicular cyst/“periapical cyst”   show
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Common causes of Radicular cyst? Location?   show
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Epidemiology of Radicular Cyst?   show
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show non-keratinized epithelial lining w/necrotic debris & inflammation infiltrate  
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Pathogenesis of Radicular cyst? radiographically?   show
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show Benign lesion/pseudocyst that is blood filled A localized dilatation of an artery or a vein  
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Pseudocysts?   show
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show prior trauma or some genetic components  
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show less than 30 years of age; sl. more females  
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show unilocular or mutilocular lesions removal of lesion and curettage  
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Traumatic bone cyst?   show
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show 10-20 year old age group may be empty or filled with a small amount of fluid (blood & bone products) Mand.  
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Radiographic charac. of Traumatic bone cyst?   show
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show unknown but condition is considered reactive or developmental (related to a defect in the bone and/or cementum remolding)  
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Cemento?   show
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show Bone  
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Where can Cemento-osseous dysplasia develop?   show
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show contains fibrous connective tissue that can be seen with bone and cementum in varying amounts  
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show Apex of the vital teeth  
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Static (Stafne) bone cyst?   show
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Location of Static bone cyst?   show
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show lacking in movement, action, or change, especially in a way viewed as undesirable or uninteresting.  
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show odontogenic, nonkeratinized developmental cyst 30 years and older; > males md premolar-canine; on lateral surface Asymptomatic but adjacent teeth are vital  
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show Second most common cyst of the jaw arises from a cystic change in the dental follicle following crown formation forms around crowns of unerupted tooth  
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show fluid between formed crown and reduced enamel epithelium  
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Location of Dentigerous Cyst?   show
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show caused by the accumulation of fluid and blood between the crown of an erupting tooth and the reduced enamel organ, due to trauma  
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show deciduous teeth and perm molars of children crest of alveolar ridge/gingiva bluish swelling of the tissue with a dome-shape  
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Odontogenic Keratocyst (OKC)?   show
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Location of OKC?   show
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Clinical Characteristics of OKC?   show
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Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst?   show
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Radiographic Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst?   show
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Microscopic feature of Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst?   show
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Gingival Cyst? Clinical characteristics? Location?   show
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Nasopalatine/incisive Canal Cyst?   show
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location of Nasopalatine/incisive Canal Cyst? radiographically?   show
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show Rare fissural cyst believed to develop from entrapped epithelium along the embryonic line of fusion in the two lateral mx processes that fuse to make the hard palate.  
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show apically centered toward the midline hard palate  
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show Rare Midline of mandible Well-defined radiolucency below apices of md incisors Surgical excision  
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show Benign neoplasm of epithelial tissue; epithelial odontogenic tumor with a dense fibrous connective tissue capsule. facial swelling  
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Location/epidemiology of Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor?   show
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Odontogenic myxoma?   show
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show “step ladder” or “honeycombed” appearance.  
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show The lesions are composed of neoplastic epithelium and neoplastic myxomatous connective tissue and are usually associated with third molars. mixed odontogenic tumor; rare  
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Perioral and Intraoral Characteristics of Ameloblastic fibroma?   show
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