MAXILLARY BONE CONTAINING FIVE WELL DEVELOPED TEETH IN OVARIAN DERMOID CYST

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GHANNAD S.; MORADI A.

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Journal: Koomesh Year:2002 | Volume:3 | Issue:1-2 Page(s): 83-88

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MAXILLARY BONE CONTAINING FIVE WELL DEVELOPED TEETH IN OVARIAN DERMOID CYST

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GHANNAD S. | MORADI A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

OVARYQ2

TERATOMAQ3

DERMOIDQ4

DIFFERNTIATIONQ2

MAXILLAQ4

TOOTHQ2

Abstract

The present of TOOTH in DERMOID cyst is reported frequently. We report here, one to the rarest cases of ovarian cysts in which located a well recognized MAXILLAry bone containing five well-formed teeth. It seems that this is one of the rarest or may be the first reported case with this level of differentiation in DERMOID cyst. Mature cystic TERATOMA, which is germ cell ovarian tumor, includes more than 20% of all ovarian neoplasis. This is the most common ovarian tumor in pediatric age group and early reproductive years. Abouth one third of these tumors contian TOOTH. Although there are many examples of TOOTH in TERATOMAs, the exact level of differentiation of fetal germinal layers in these tumors is not reported. Despite extensive searches in medical literature and references, we found no other case with this level of differentiation and it seems to be one of the rarest or the first reported case in the history of medical researches, regarding differentiation in DERMOID cyst.

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GHANNAD, S., & MORADI, A.. (2002). MAXILLARY BONE CONTAINING FIVE WELL DEVELOPED TEETH IN OVARIAN DERMOID CYST . KOOMESH, 3(1-2), 83-88. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/37452/en

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GHANNAD S., MORADI A.. MAXILLARY BONE CONTAINING FIVE WELL DEVELOPED TEETH IN OVARIAN DERMOID CYST . KOOMESH[Internet]. 2002;3(1-2):83-88. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/37452/en

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S. GHANNAD, and A. MORADI, “MAXILLARY BONE CONTAINING FIVE WELL DEVELOPED TEETH IN OVARIAN DERMOID CYST ,” KOOMESH, vol. 3, no. 1-2, pp. 83–88, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/37452/en

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