指導老師:林立民、陳玉昆、王文岑、陳靜怡醫師
報告者:Intern G 組 張啟源、鄧聖霖、戴宇昀、何盈興
General Data
Name : 蔡昇峰
Gender : male
Age : 23
Native : Taiwan
Occupation : 勞工
Attending V.S. :王文岑醫師
First visit :2007/02/14
Chief Complaint
Pain over L’t lower molar area since
February 2007.
Present Illness
This 22 y/o male suffered from episode for 2~3 days. He said his tooth fractured during chewing.
Then teeth over L’t lower posterior area became pain .He came to LDC, then the doctor suggested him to our OPD for further exam.
OPD had biopsy of L’t edentulous ridge showed osteomyelitis(2.14.2007)and inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia(2.23.2007). Clindamycin was
prescribed.
However, he felt teeth pain aggravated. Biopsy
was performed again over bilateral mandible and
maxilla(3.13.2008).
Past History
Past Medical History
y Aspirin allergy
Past Dental History
日期 CC Dx Specimen
20070214 L’t Md. pain Osteomyelitis, 35,36 ■
20070221 Extraction of Retained
dental root (distal root of 36)
■
20070227 Other disturbances of oral epithelium, including tongue
20070416 Periodontitis
20070418、25 Periodontitis
H-P: Ulcer with subacute inflammation (edentulous ridge of 36) Inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia (edentuloous ridge of 36)
Personal History
Alcohol :(+)
Betel nut : (+)
Cigarette : (+)
y 1 package / day
Intraoral Examination
16 Elongation
16 Root exposure
16 17 Dehiscence
Gingival swelling
Gingival inflammation
Alveolar bone resorption 2008.03.13
Intraoral Examination (cont.)
17 un-healing tooth socket located between tooth 16 &18 measuring 1.5X1.5cm
Color:pink
No pus discharge
Tooth 15 lingual tipping
2008.03.13
Physical Examination
Pain (+)
Swallowing pain (-)
Fever or local heat (-)
Indurations (?)
Tenderness (?)
Lymphadenopathy (?)
X-ray finding:Panorex
2008.03.13 Lesion 1
Lesion 2
X-ray finding
Panorex (cont.)
Lesion 1
is located in the L’t mandibular ramus
There is anill-defined
and irregular radiolucency without a corticated margin over the left mandibular body extending from 37 distal root mesial aspect to 34 root and extending from alveolar ridge down to mandibular canal measuring 4X2.5 cm
No root resorption. Tooth floating in the air
over tooth 34 35 PDL destruction
over 34 35X-ray finding Panorex (cont.)
Lesion 2
is located over R’t maxilla tuberosity
There is anill-defined
and irregular radiolucency without a corticated margin over R’t maxilla tuberosity extendingfrom tooth 18 distal buccal root to 15 root mesial aspect and extend from hard palate down to 16 furcation,
mesauring about 3X1.5 cm
No root resorption
but 16 elongation PDL destruction
over tooth 16Dental X-ray finding
Missing tooth: 11 21 22 17 36(R.R. 2007.02.21) 38 48
residual root: 46
caries:18 27 28 47
periodontal condition: poor
endodontic condition:37
restoration (e.g. C & B):12XXX2324
filling: 16 25 26 resin filling ,37 amalgam filling
Other dental finding:47 distal root resorption
Tooth floating in air over tooth 16
PDL destruction over tooth 16 31 32
PDL widering over tooth 15
There is anill-defined
and irregularradiolucency
without a corticated margin over mandibular symphysis extedning from tooth 31 root mesial aspect to 32 root distal aspect and extending from 31 root apex down tomental spine ,measuring about 1X1cm.
Internal root resorption of 31 was noted.
X-ray finding:Periapical film
X-ray finding
Lesion 1
:34 floating in air Bone remodeling
Lesion 2
:17 missing
2007.02.14
2008.03.13 Lesion 1 Lesion 1 Lesion 1 Lesion 2
Lesion 2
2007.02.13 2008.03.20
X-ray summary
RL with ill-defined margin over 34-37 area Bone remodeling
ability over 34-37 can be seen
Incisor lesion –PDL remained
upon 2/3 root length 24 apex area bone density decreased
16-18 area bone density decreased
--Multiple area
--Ill-defined margin
--Tooth floating in the air
– PDL disappear
--Bone remodeling character
1. Disease origin : Bony or periodontal origin
2. Infection or neoplasm
3. Benign or malignant
Neoplasm or Infection ?
Fever or Local heat: (-)
Pus discharge : (-)
Duration:14 months
Lymphadenopathy: (?)
Induration:(?)
Neoplasm
Benign or malignant?
Margin:poor-defined
Pain:(+)
Ulceration: (+)
Duration : 14 months +
Malignant
Working diagnosis
1. Multiple myeloma
2. Langerhan cell disease
3. Metastatic carcinoma
Multiple myeloma
Our case Multiple myeloma
Gender Male
Age 23 35-70 y/o (60 y/o average)
Frequency Contineous pain Symptom & Sign Dull bone pain
Tooth mobility
Bone pain, Bone swelling Pain paraesthesia
Tooth mobility Location L’t ramus , R’t tuberosity Jaw bone (30%)
Size 4x2.5cm , 3x1.5cm
Number 3, Multiple Multiple
Margin Ill-defined Well-defined
Shape (X-ray) Radioluency Punched out radiolucency Tooth involvement Floating in the air
Our case
Multiple myeloma
Langerhan cell disease
Our case Langerhan cell disease
Gender Male Male prediction
Age 23 < 10 y/o (50%), All aged
Frequency Contineous pain Symptom & Sign Dull bone pain
Tooth mobility
Dull pain Tenderness
Location L’t ramus , R’t tuberosity Mandible posterior
Number 3, Multiple Monostotic, polyostotic
Osteolytic bone lesion
Margin Ill-defined No corticated rim
Ill-defined radiolucency Shape (X-ray) Radioluency punched out radiolucency
Scoope out
Tooth involvement Floating in the air Floating in the air Tooth mobility, loss Severe periodontitis
Our case
Langerhan cell disease
Metastastic tumor
Our case Metastastic tumor
Gender Male Male inclination
Age 23 Middle age to older adult
Frequency Contineous Unknown
Symptom & Sign Dull bone pain Mucosa ulceration Location L’t ramus , R’t tuberosity Gingival>50%
Tongue 25%
Number 3, Multiple Uncertain
Shape (X-ray) Radioluency Ill-defined bony destruction Tooth involvement Floating in the air uncertain
But p’t didn’t have medical history of origin primary tumor
◎
Langerhan cell disease
Other test and examination:
※染色體檢查報告:
Date : 2008/4/21
Specimen site: Buccal mucosa
Result : No chromosome abnormality
was found
Biopsy :
Date: 2008/3/27
Site: bilateral maxillary & mandibular: A 34-36 area;
B14-16 area
Pathologic diagnosis: A &B all showed Langerhan cell disease with feature of lymphoproliferative disorder
Date: 2008/4/24
Site: bilateral maxillary & mandibular: A 34. 35 area;
B15,16 area
Pathologic diagnosis: A &B all showed Langerhan cell disease with feature of lymphoproliferative disorder
MRI examination(2008/4/9):
Tc -99m MDP whole body bone scan Impression:
High probability of local bone invasion
from oral cancer to facial bones and
distant bone metastasis to spine
Chest Xray examination (lung windows) 2008/4/21 Specific findings:
Multiple lung cyst (multiple cyst )
Compatable with langher cell hisiocytosis
Lung cyst
Final diagnosis :
Langerhan cell disease
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