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1. Fibroma desmoplásico en un paciente pediátrico: reporte de un caso.

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Cote-Teozol, Miriam, Muñoz-Salgado, Rubén, Cortes-Flores, Reyna I., and Sánchez-Juárez, Alfonso

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Desmoplastic fibroma is a benign tumor of fibroblastic origin, common in long bones, but rare in the region of the maxilla and mandible, composed of dense fibroblastic mesh and abundant collagen. It comprises 0.06% of all bone tumors and 0.3% of benign bone tumors. It is clinically characterized by an increase in volume of firm consistency with or without symptomatology; radiographically, it shows bone displacement with irregular borders and histologically with presence of cellular variability of fibroblasts, miofibroblasts with uniform nuclei, without pleomorphism and/or atypical features. The present case describes a desmoplastic fibroma in a 11 year old pediatric patient, its clinical, radiographic and computerized tomography images and histological features are exposed, as well the surgical treatment and a 1 year follow up period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

2. Fibroma desmoplásico de mandíbula asociado a esclerosis tuberosa. Revisión de la literatura y presentación de un caso.

Author

Feria, M. Acosta, Cossío, P. Infante, Vaquero, D. López, Carranza, A. Carranza, and Pérez, J. L. Gutiérrez

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MEDICAL care, TUBEROUS sclerosis, INTELLECTUAL disabilities, PEDIATRIC neurology, DEVELOPMENTAL disabilities
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2008
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3. Fibroma desmoplásico de mandíbula asociado a esclerosis tuberosa: Revisión de la literatura y presentación de un caso Desmoplastic fibroma of the jaw associated with tuberous sclerosis: Literature review and case report

Author

M. Acosta Feria, P. Infante Cossío, D. López Vaquero, A. Carranza Carranza, and J.L. Gutiérrez Pérez

Subjects
Mandíbula, Tuberous sclerosis, lcsh:Surgery, Desmoplastic fibroma, lcsh:RD1-811, Esclerosis tuberosa, lcsh:RK1-715, stomatognathic diseases, Jaw, lcsh:Dentistry, Enfermedad de Bourneville, Oral manifestations, Fibroma desmoplásico, Manifestaciones orales, Bourneville- Pringle disease
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La esclerosis tuberosa es una anomalía congénita del desarrollo embrionario que se transmite de forma autosómica dominante caracterizada por la presencia por trastornos neurológicos, cutáneos o dermatológicos, y retraso mental. Se pueden afectar otros órganos y sistemas, y dar manifestaciones orofaciales. La lesión a nivel del esmalte dental constituye la lesión intraoral más frecuente. Rara vez se pueden encontrar lesiones óseas en los maxilares. El fibroma desmoplásico es un infrecuente tumor fibroso intraóseo localmente agresivo de lento crecimiento, que se asocia muy rara vez a la esclerosis tuberosa. Presentamos el caso clínico de un paciente de 33 años afecto de esclerosis tuberosa con una lesión en la mandíbula diagnosticada como fibroma desmoplásico. Se discuten los métodos diagnósticos, presentación clínica y tratamiento.Tuberous sclerosis is a congenital anomaly of embryonic development with an autosomal dominant inheritance. It is characterized by the presence of neurologic and dermatologic disorders and mental retardation. It can affect other organs and systems and produce orofacial manifestations. Dental enamel defects are the most frequent intraoral lesion. Bone lesions rarely occur in the upper jaw. Desmoplastic fibroma is an infrequent, slow-growing, locally aggressive intraosseous fibrous tumor that rarely is associated with tuberous sclerosis. We report the clinical case of a 33-year-old man with tuberous sclerosis and a jaw lesion diagnosed as desmoplastic fibroma. The diagnostic methods, clinical presentation, and treatment are discussed.

Published
2008

4. Desmoplastic fibroma of the jaw associated with tuberous sclerosis: Literature review and case report

Author

Acosta Feria, M., Infante Cossío, P., López Vaquero, D., Carranza Carranza, A., and Gutiérrez Pérez, J.L.

Subjects
stomatognathic diseases, Jaw, Mandíbula, Enfermedad de Bourneville, Tuberous sclerosis, Desmoplastic fibroma, Oral manifestations, Fibroma desmoplásico, Manifestaciones orales, Esclerosis tuberosa, Bourneville- Pringle disease
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La esclerosis tuberosa es una anomalía congénita del desarrollo embrionario que se transmite de forma autosómica dominante caracterizada por la presencia por trastornos neurológicos, cutáneos o dermatológicos, y retraso mental. Se pueden afectar otros órganos y sistemas, y dar manifestaciones orofaciales. La lesión a nivel del esmalte dental constituye la lesión intraoral más frecuente. Rara vez se pueden encontrar lesiones óseas en los maxilares. El fibroma desmoplásico es un infrecuente tumor fibroso intraóseo localmente agresivo de lento crecimiento, que se asocia muy rara vez a la esclerosis tuberosa. Presentamos el caso clínico de un paciente de 33 años afecto de esclerosis tuberosa con una lesión en la mandíbula diagnosticada como fibroma desmoplásico. Se discuten los métodos diagnósticos, presentación clínica y tratamiento. Tuberous sclerosis is a congenital anomaly of embryonic development with an autosomal dominant inheritance. It is characterized by the presence of neurologic and dermatologic disorders and mental retardation. It can affect other organs and systems and produce orofacial manifestations. Dental enamel defects are the most frequent intraoral lesion. Bone lesions rarely occur in the upper jaw. Desmoplastic fibroma is an infrequent, slow-growing, locally aggressive intraosseous fibrous tumor that rarely is associated with tuberous sclerosis. We report the clinical case of a 33-year-old man with tuberous sclerosis and a jaw lesion diagnosed as desmoplastic fibroma. The diagnostic methods, clinical presentation, and treatment are discussed.

Published
2008

5. Fibroma desmoplásico de mandíbula asociado a esclerosis tuberosa: Revisión de la literatura y presentación de un caso

Author

P. Infante Cossío, J.L. Gutiérrez Pérez, D. López Vaquero, A. Carranza Carranza, and M. Acosta Feria

Subjects
Gynecology, medicine.medical_specialty, Pathology, business.industry, Dental enamel, Mandíbula, medicine.disease, Esclerosis tuberosa, Lesion, stomatognathic diseases, Tuberous sclerosis, Desmoplastic fibroma, Otorhinolaryngology, Bone lesion, Enfermedad de Bourneville, medicine, Surgery, Clinical case, Oral Surgery, medicine.symptom, Fibroma, business, Dermatologic disorders, Fibroma desmoplásico, Manifestaciones orales
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espanolLa esclerosis tuberosa es una anomalia congenita del desarrollo embrionario que se transmite de forma autosomica dominante caracterizada por la presencia por trastornos neurologicos, cutaneos o dermatologicos, y retraso mental. Se pueden afectar otros organos y sistemas, y dar manifestaciones orofaciales. La lesion a nivel del esmalte dental constituye la lesion intraoral mas frecuente. Rara vez se pueden encontrar lesiones oseas en los maxilares. El fibroma desmoplasico es un infrecuente tumor fibroso intraoseo localmente agresivo de lento crecimiento, que se asocia muy rara vez a la esclerosis tuberosa. Presentamos el caso clinico de un paciente de 33 anos afecto de esclerosis tuberosa con una lesion en la mandibula diagnosticada como fibroma desmoplasico. Se discuten los metodos diagnosticos, presentacion clinica y tratamiento. EnglishTuberous sclerosis is a congenital anomaly of embryonic development with an autosomal dominant inheritance. It is characterized by the presence of neurologic and dermatologic disorders and mental retardation. It can affect other organs and systems and produce orofacial manifestations. Dental enamel defects are the most frequent intraoral lesion. Bone lesions rarely occur in the upper jaw. Desmoplastic fibroma is an infrequent, slow-growing, locally aggressive intraosseus fibrous tumor that rarely is associated with tuberous sclerosis. We report the clinical case of a 33-year-old man with tuberous sclerosis and a jaw lesion diagnosed as desmoplastic fibroma. The diagnostic methods, clinical presentation, and treatment are discussed.

Published
2008

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