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口腔病理学0401（Oral pathology 0401） Thirteenth unit cyst of oral and maxillofacial region Outline requirements Thirteen 、 oral and maxillofacial cyst 1. odontogenic cyst (1) odontogenic keratosis (2) the cyst containing tooth 2. non odontogenic cysts (1) branchial cleft cyst (2) thyroglossal duct cyst; (3) mucocele A cyst is a non abscess pathological cystic cavity. In addition to a small number, almost all have epithelial lining, surrounded by fibrous connective tissue wall (or capsule) wrapped around. Although the pathogenesis of cysts has not yet been fully understood, according to the suspicious origin of the lining epithelium of the jawbone cyst, it can be divided into two categories: odontogenic and non odontogenic. Section 1 odontogenic cyst An epithelial or epithelial remnant of a tooth forming organ. It can be inflammatory (e.g., radicular cyst), or it can be developmental (e.g., a cyst of the tooth). Lining epithelium derives from the epithelial remnant of the tooth forming organ. The remaining or Serres epithelial remnant of the lamina epithelium is odontogenic odontogenic cyst, developmental lateral cyst and gingival cyst; Shrinkage enamel epithelium: including cyst, eruption cyst and inflammatory cyst; Malassez epithelial remnants: apical cyst, residual cyst and inflammatory lateral cyst. Odontogenic odontogenic cyst In the 2005 WHO classification of head and neck tumors, odontogenic odontogenic tumors have been named odontogenic odontogenic tumors. They are benign, solitary or polycystic odontogenic tumors arising in the jaws. (understood) Is a solitary or multiple odontogenic cyst in the jaw. Characterized by pathological changes and growth patterns, and a high recurrence rate The naked eye: cyst uniloculus or polycystic, most sac containing white shiny keratosis or caseoussubstance (autolysis of keratosis), sometimes cystic fluid is thin, with a pale yellow or bloody fluid. The amount of soluble protein contained in cyst fluid is low, mainly albumin. The