指導醫師:
陳玉昆 主任 林立民 醫師
及口腔病理科全體醫師
组
General data & 醫學倫理討論: 羅世洺
Differential diagnosis & Treatment course:
郭偉祥、龔修弘
Discussion: 簡瑜文
Name: OOO
Sex: Female
Age: 17 y/o
Native: 高雄市
Marital status: 未婚
Attending staff: O O O 醫師
First visit : 103/07/11
Pain over the left lower posterior area, referred from LDC for bony expansion over tooth 33,34,35 area
103/07/11
This 17 y/o female went to LDC because of pain over the lower left posterior area. The dentist found a bony
expansion over the alveolar ridge of the tooth 33,34,35 area. Therefore, the dentist referred her to our OS OPD for further examination and treatment.
Surface: Smooth
Shape: Dome
Size: 2.5 cm in diameter
Color: Pink
Consistency: Hard
Fluctuation (-)
Mobility: Fixed
Pain (+)
Tenderness (-)
Induration (-)
Ulceration (-)
Teeth tilting: tooth 33 (distal) 34 35 (mesial)
103/07/11
There is a well-defined homogeneous round-shaped mild radiopacity over the L’t parasymphysis area, extending from mesial root of tooth 31 to distal root of tooth 35, and from middle third of crown of tooth 33,34 to 0.5cm above the left mandibular border, measuring approximately 2.5 x 2.5 cm and causes
displacement of tooth 32, 33, 34, 35.
Dental findings:
Horizontal impaction: tooth 38,48
Distal-tilting: tooth 32, 33
Mesial-tilting: tooth 34,35,36
Underlying disease (-)
Hospitalization (-)
Surgery under GA (-)
Allergy: Denied
Attitude to dental treatment: Co-operative
General routine dental treatment
Risk factors related to malignancy
o Alcohol drinking (-)
o Betel quid chewing (-)
o Cigarette smoking (-)
Special oral habits: Denied
Intrabony or peripheral?
Inflammation, cyst, or neoplasm?
Benign or malignant?
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Our case Intrabony Peripheral
Mucosal lesion - - +
Bone expansion + +/- -
Cortical bone
destruction - +/- -
Consistency Hard Hard Soft,firm,rubbery
…..
Induration - - +/-
→Our case is a Intrabony
14Our case Inflammation Neoplasm Regress or
progress Progress Regress Progress
Symptom - + +/-
Growth rate Months, years Hours, days,
weeks Weeks, months, years
Lymph node
enlarge - +/- +/-
Tenderness - - -
Fluctuation - +/- -
→Our case is a neoplasm.
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Our case Benign Malignant Border Well defined
radiopacity Well-defined Poorly defined
Pain + - +
Induration - - +
Swelling with intact
epithelium + + -
Progress Slow Slow Fast
Metastasis - - +
Lymphadenopathy - - +
→Our case is a benign tumor
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Working Diagnosis
Cemento-ossifying fibroma
Cemento-osseous dysplasia, focal
Fibrous dysplasia
Ameloblastoma, desmoplastic type
Our case Cemento–ossifying fibroma
Gender Female Female
Age 17 20~40
Site Left mandibular canine and premolar region
Mandibular premolar region
Symptom and
Sign Painful swelling Painless swelling
Jaw expansion + +
Teeth
displacement + +
Radiologic features
Our case Cemento-ossifying fibroma
Density RO RO
Border Well-defined Well-defined with corticated margin R/L rim is uncommon
Shape Round Ovoid or Round
Root divergence or resorption
+ +
Our case Cemento-osseous dysplasia, focal
Gender Female Female
Age 17 30~60
Site Left mandibular canine and premolar region
Jaw,
especially posterior mandible Symptom and
Sign Painful swelling Painless
Jaw expansion + -
Radiologic features
Our case Cemento-osseous dysplasia, focal
Density RO Mixed
Border Well-defined Well-defined with irregular border
Shape Round Unilocular
Root divergence or resorption
+ -
Our case Fibrous dysplasia (monostotic)
Gender Female Both
Age 17 10~20
Site Left mandibular canine and premolar region
Maxilla
Symptom and
Sign Painful swelling Painless swelling
Jaw expansion + +
Teeth
displacement + Superior displacement
Hormone related
Unknown +
(Do not progress beyond puberty)
Radiologic features
Our case Fibrous dysplasia (monostotic)
Density RO Ground glass
Border Well-defined Poorly-defined
Shape Round Unilocular
Our case Ameloblastoma , desmoplastic type
Gender Female No
Age 17 Wide age range
Uncommon in 10-19 Site Left mandibular canine
and premolar region
Posterior mandible
Symptom and
Sign Painful swelling Painless swelling
Jaw expansion + +
Teeth
displacement + -
Radiologic features
Our case Ameloblastoma , desmoplastic type
Density RO Mixed or RL
Border Well-defined Poor-defined
Shape Round Mutilocular
Root divergence or resorption
+ -
Cemento-ossifying fibroma over tooth 33, 34, 35 area
103/07/11(許瀚仁醫師)
First visit
Biopsy →H-P: cemento-ossifying fibroma 103/07/18
OP scheduled on 103/08/13
Arrange CT 103/08/04
G.A routine
Ask for second opinion for mand. lesion
OP scheduled on 103/08/28
There is a bony labial and lingual bony expansion with radiopacity over the parasymphysis area (2.3x2.4x2.6 cm) with intact but thinning buccal and lingual cortex.
Axial view (bone window)
There is a bony labial and lingual bony expansion of the left mandibular body (2.3x2.4x2.6 cm) with intact cortex, and cause displacement of teeth
coronal view (bone window)
Impression:
No imaging evidence of active cardiopulmonary disease.
EKG Diagnosis: Sinus Bradycardia
Pathologic diagnosis: cemento-ossifying fibroma, tooth 33,34,35 area
Journal of Clinical Imaging Science; 2012;2:52 R Mithra, Pavitra Baskaran, M Sathyakumar
Benign fibro-osseous lesion
Well-defined
RL, RL/RO, RO
Unilocular
Origin of COF: periodontal membrane
Clicinal: slow-growing mass, asymptomatic
Histology: contains cementum, immature bony trabeculae
32-year-old female
Chief complain:
Swelling in the region of the upper front teeth for about 5 months
Present illness:
This 32 y/o female suffered from swelling over frontal upper area for about 5 months. This lesion was
asymptomatic and gradually increased in size.
Oral examination:
A diffuse swelling in the region of teeth 21-23 on the
labial aspect. The swelling was 4 ×3 cm in size and had bony expansion. Tooth 23 was displaced distally.
On palpation, the swelling was hard, non-tender, and was not fluctuant and compressible.
Well-defined unilocular RL/RO lesion (calcification)
Left anterior maxillary region in relation to tooth 21,22
Tooth 21 was displaced mesially and tooth 22 distally
Bony expansion
X-ray finding
Middle-aged female
Chief complaint:
Swelling on the right cheek for 6 months
Present illness
This middle-aged female suffered from swelling without pain on right cheek 6 months ago. This swelling gradually increased in size.
Oral examination
A diffuse swelling was on alveolar mucosa of tooth 13 to 16 buccal side. The surface of the lesion was smooth.
On palpitation, the swelling was found to be hard and non-tender.
Tooth 14,15 mobility, grade II
X-ray finding
Well-defined lesion, scattered calcification and teeth within it
On tooth 13 to 16 area, involving the floor of the maxillary sinus
Bony expansion
52-year-old female patient
Chief complaint:
Swelling over right posterior lower area for 6 months
Present illness:
This 52 y/o female suffered from swelling without pain on right posterior lower area 6 months ago. This swelling gradually increased in size.
Oral examination:
A diffuse swelling measuring about 4 × 3 cm in size on tooth 44 to 47 buccal and lingual side with cortical plate expansion.
The swelling lacked tenderness, had a smooth surface, and was hard.
Tooth 45,47 mobility grade II
X-ray finding:
Well-defined RL/RO lesion on tooth 44 to 47 area
Expansion of buccal and lingual cortical plates
Tooth 45,47 displacement, and tooth 47 root resorption
Ameloblastoma
CEOT
Odontogenic myxoma
Cemento-ossifying fibroma
Fibrous dysplasia
cement-ossifying fibroma
Non-odontogenic tumor
- Blast cells of mesenchymal tissue of periodontium
Clinically
- 30~40 y/o our case (O/X) - Female > male our case (O) - Mandibular premolar region our case (O/X) - Slow growing our case (O) - Asymptomatic our case (O/X)
Most reports suggest earlier trauma
Our case (X/O), case 3: tooth 46 extracted
Well-defined RL,RL/RO,RO lesion with cortical margin
Our case (O)
The important diagnostic feature in COF:
- centrifugal growth, round tumor mass
Root resorption, tooth displacement
active proliferating stage
Fibrous dysplasia
- Ground glass, linear expansion
Cemento-osseous dysplasia - Bony expansion (-)
- Multifocal
Condensing osteitis - Vitality test
- Bony expansion (-)
Pindborg’s tumor (calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor) - Impacted teeth
- Scalloped margin
- Driven snow in the radiograph
Odontoma
- Tooth-like structure
Via conventional and specialized radiographs - Location
- Expansion of cortical plates - Internal architecture
- Periphery of the lesion
- Effect of the lesion on adjacent structures
Imaging also plays a pivotal role in outlining the treatment plan for cement-ossifying fibroma
• 生命的神聖性(Sanctity of life) :尊重自己和他人生命,尊重生命 的價值
• 行善原則(Beneficence) :醫師要盡其所能延長病人之生命且減 輕病人之痛苦。
• 誠信原則(Veractity) :醫師對病人有「以誠信相對待」的義務。
• 自主原則(Autonomy) :病患對自己之診療決定的自主權須得到 醫師的尊重。
• 不傷害原則(Nonmaleficence) :醫師要盡其所能避免病人承受不 必要的身心傷害。
• 保密原則(Confidentiality) :醫師對病人的病情負有保密的責任。
• 公義原則(Justice) :醫師在面對有限的醫療資源時,應以社會公 平、正義的考量來協助合理分配此醫療資源給真正最需要它的 人。
病人接受enucleation後是否緩解疼痛(主訴)情形?
Enucleation後疼痛已較為緩解,並告知病人加強oral hygiene,以獲得更好的woung healing
對於病人的疾病是否確實通知,盡到告知的義務?
是否有清楚的向病人說明清楚治療計畫、預後、風險?
病人於初診當日做切片檢查,一周後告知切片結果,詳
細說明治療計畫 (enucleation under GA)、預後、風險
(併發症:嘔吐、喉嚨痛、腫脹等)並取得病人及家屬同 意後才進行手術。
當醫師充分說明病情及治療計畫、風險之後,是否讓病人 充分自主地選擇治療計畫?
病人及家屬選擇並同意醫師的建議。
在做全身麻醉以前,是否有說明完整之後再請病人自主的
簽名同意?
已充分說明並與家屬溝通,簽署麻醉及手術同意書後才
進行手術。
手術過程中是否造成不必要醫源性傷害?
沒有不必要醫源性傷害。
• 是否有先完整瞭解病人的病史?
初診時詢問並確認病人無特殊病史、系統性疾病,和病
人充分溝通後再決定治療方式及術後照顧。
無論病人之門診病歷、手術記錄、住院記錄等皆涉及病人 之隱私權,醫療工作者應善盡保密原則,不得任意洩漏,
發生「病歷外流」之情形,以避免引起醫療糾紛。
告知病人之病情時應以本人為原則,病人未明示反對時,
亦得告知其配偶與親屬。以本case為例:除告知本人病情 外,也一併告知病人家屬。
本case經病理切片檢查為cemento-ossifying fibroma , 治療方式為surgical excision ,本case採用enucleation 的方式清除病灶,使復發率降到最低。
病史詢問、主訴、 病灶描述(X-ray、切片檢查)治療計 畫等應確實記錄。以呈現完整的治療結果。
在進行手術等具侵犯性治療前,須請病人簽屬同意書,並
詳細說明術後可能併發症及預後、術後衛教等。手術過程 避免造成不必要醫原性傷害。
不得任意洩漏病人病歷及其相關紀錄。
Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology Second edition p.553- 555,p557-560,p563-565 p611-615
Desmoplastic Ameloblastome: A case report ; J Dent Res Clin Dent Prospect 2011 Winter; 5(1):27-32
Monostotic Fibrous Dysplasia: A Case Report Canıtezer et al., Dentistry 2012, 3:2
Cemento-ossifying fibroma of the mandible: Presentation of a case and review of the literature ; J Clin Exp Dent.
2011;3(1):e66-9.
Imaging in the Diagnosis of Cemento-ossifying Fibroma: A Case Series;Journal of Clinical Imaging Science; 2012;2:52