Decompression treatment of children with large mandibular cystic lesions retrospective analysis of 12 cases of.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Decompression treatment of children with large mandibular cystic lesions retrospective analysis of 12 cases of 【Abstract】 Objective To evaluate the decompression of the children of large mandibular cystic lesions of the therapeutic effects of the mandible in children, sexual function preservation surgery in the application. Methods A retrospective analysis of 12 cases of children in a large mandibular cystic lesions in children, using decompression treatment, and treatment follow-up surveys to track. Results 3 months after starting, facial bulge began to subside; until after 16 months or so when the children of the original 12 cases of facial swelling since returned to normal, X-ray visible cysts disappeared completely. Conclusion decompression is the treatment of children with large mandibular cystic lesions in an effective manner. Keywords: Stomatognathic diseases / therapy; mouth neoplasms / therapy; cystic fibrosis; mandible; fenestration; children Mandibular cystic lesions is a higher incidence of oral and maxillofacial a class of benign tumor of children and young adults high. Common clinical large mandibular cystic lesions include the odontogenic keratocyst, cystic ameloblastoma, dentigerous cyst. Lesion often results in significant expansion of the mandible, deformed severely resorbed cortical bone, teeth, occlusal relationship between shift rotation disorder. Occurred in children of mandible in patients with large cystic tumor, often resulting in permanent teeth can not be a normal eruption, severe dentofacial deformities. The treatment of such diseases, according to the lesion location and size, can use different approaches to treatment. Traditional treatment methods are mainly used tumor curettage or segmental osteotomy. These methods tend to occur during the treatment of mandibular pathologic fractures or bone defects, as well as the lower lip numbness and other symptoms of the mandibular neuro