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Ameloblastoma*

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Ameloblastoma*

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Ameloblastoma

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Ameloblastoma

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Ameloblastoma* ; Mouth*

Presented is a case of a 62-year-old female who underwent segmental resection with iliac bone graft reconstruction for recurrent ameloblastoma. Another recurrence was noted 14 years later, this time with involvement of the osseous graft. A search of recurrences on bone grafts showed limited reports in literature. The authors explore possible reasons for this unusual occurrence and present current treatment recommendations in ameloblastoma management.
Ameloblastoma ; Recurrence

The unicystic ameloblastoma (UA) is a variant of the solid or multicystic ameloblastoma, a less encountered variant of the ameloblastoma. It appears more frequently in the second or third decade with no sexual or racial predilection. It is almost exclusively encountered asymptomatically in the posterior mandible. We report a case of a 43-year old patient with UA, who had previously undergone a surgical treatment on the same site about 1 year ago, this lesion recurred and presented as an exophytic gingival lesion in the anterior mandibular region.
Ameloblastoma ; Humans ; Tooth

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Adolescent* ; Ameloblastoma* ; Child* ; Humans

There are quite a lot of ameloblastom a at Hanoi Institute of Stomatology. In fact, there are 106 cases in 10 years. Most of cases appear in adults so that, finding treatments to help them is really essential. In order to do this purpose, we have to restore the function of jawbone (grapfted bone, denture). The tumours always develop silently so that they may have damaged on a large area before they are discovered. To limit the cutting off, the tumour must be known as soon as possible at the health services. The treatment must be done carefully, in order to avoid from recurrence and cancer.
Ameloblastoma ; adult ; therapeutics

5 patients with large inferior maxillary ameloblastoma treated at the Hospital 108 were with good outcomes. The technique involves 3 steps: Step 1: Preoperative evaluation and preparation. Step 2: The operation was conducted by 2 shifts of surgeons. The first shift takes off the autologous iliac crest flap. The second shift removes the section of maxillary bone that contained tumor and prepares the blood supply vessel. Then the flap was inserted into the inferior maxillary area, controlled and stabilized for 2 ends. Step 3: Post-operative following, in which it is important to follow the circulation of vascular anastomosis, the situation of skin with bone flap and ultrasonographic imaging.
Ameloblastoma ; Therapeutics ; Transplantation