Baş-boyun bölgesi fibröz displazileri: Üç olgu sunumu

Yıl 2003, Cilt: 11 Sayı: 1, 25 - 28, 17.01.2003

Mehmet Şentürk İsmail Külahlı Atilla Emiroğlu

Öz

Fibröz displazi, kemik gelifliminde meydana gelen ve tek ya da çok sayıda kemiği tutabilen benign bir tü- mördür. Bafl-boyun bölgesinde genellikle maksilla ve mandibula tutulumu görülür. Temporal kemik tutulu- mu nadirdir. Bu yazıda fibröz displazili üç olgu sunul- du. Bir olguda temporal kemik kadın, 35 yafl , ikisin- de erkek, 17 yafl; kadın, 20 yafl maksiller kemik tu- tulumu belirlendi. Temporal kemik tutulumu olan ol- guya mastoidektomi yapıldı, maksiller kemik tutulu- mu olan olguların ikisine de lateral rinotomi ile kitle eksizyonu yapıldı. Olguların uzun dönemli izlemleri sırasında hiçbirinde nüks görülmedi

Anahtar Kelimeler

Fibröz displazi, kemik/cerrahi/komplikasyon, fibröz displazi, monostotik/tanı/cerrahi/komplikasyon, maksiller hastalıklar/cerrahi/radyografi, maksillersinüs/cerrahi/radyografi, temporal kemik/cerrahi/radyografi, bilgisayarlı tomografi

Fibrous dysplasia in the head and neck region: a report of three cases

Öz

Fibrous dysplasia is a benign process in which bone expands due to abnormal development of fibrous tissue. Involvement of single or multiple bones may occur.Common sites of involvement in the head and neck region are the maxilla and the mandible. Temporal bone involvement is rare. We report three patients with fibrous dysplasia, in whom the temporal bone female, age 35 years and the maxilla male, age 17 years; female, age 20 years were affected. The former underwent mastoidectomy, while the latter two patients undervvent mass excision with lateral rhinotomy. No recurrences were detected within long-term follow-ups.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Fibrous dysplasia of bone/surgery/complications, fibrous dysplasia, monostotic/diagnosis/surgery/complications, maxillary diseases/surgery/radiography, maxillary sinus/surgery/radiography, temporal bone/surgery/radiography, tomography, X-ray computed

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