Glandular Odontogenic Cysts: A Case Report of a Classical Presentation

Background: Glandular odontogenic cysts (GOCs) are rareintrabony unilocular or multilocular pathologically linedcavities of odontogenic origin. It was updated with newdiagnostic criteria in the 2017 WHO classification ofodontogenic tumours. It has a high tendency for recurrenceand can be confused histologically for intraosseous mucoepidermoidcarcinoma.Objective: To report a 10-year history of recurrentmandibular swelling in a patient who has had threesurgeries.Case Presentation: This report describes a case of GOC inthe body and symphyseal region of the mandible of a 56-year-old male which is typical in history and clinicalexamination.Conclusion: GOC is a rare and aggressive lesion with arelatively high recurrence rate and the need for a carefulclinical and radiological evaluation along with a precisehistologic examination cannot be overemphasized

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Nigerian Journal of Dental Research
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.4314/njdr.v9i2.1
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Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
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Glandular Odontogenic Cysts: A Case Report of a Classical Presentation

Abba Kabir, Aliyu Lawan, Ochuko AKPOBI, Olugbemi AKINTUBUBO
Nigerian Journal of Dental Research
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
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Glandular Odontogenic Cysts: A Case Report of a Classical Presentation

Abba Kabir, Aliyu Lawan, Ochuko AKPOBI, Olugbemi AKINTUBUBO
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Abstract

Background: Glandular odontogenic cysts (GOCs) are rareintrabony unilocular or multilocular pathologically linedcavities of odontogenic origin. It was updated with newdiagnostic criteria in the 2017 WHO classification ofodontogenic tumours. It has a high tendency for recurrenceand can be confused histologically for intraosseous mucoepidermoidcarcinoma.Objective: To report a 10-year history of recurrentmandibular swelling in a patient who has had threesurgeries.Case Presentation: This report describes a case of GOC inthe body and symphyseal region of the mandible of a 56-year-old male which is typical in history and clinicalexamination.Conclusion: GOC is a rare and aggressive lesion with arelatively high recurrence rate and the need for a carefulclinical and radiological evaluation along with a precisehistologic examination cannot be overemphasized

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