Head & neck · 2024
Decompression Obturator Prostheses in the Treatment of Cystic Odontogenic Lesions: A Case Series and Review of the Literature.
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Vlock Maria, Singh Annu, Farmer Anthony J, Kronstadt Kenneth, Randazzo Joseph D, Halpern Jerry, Tunick Steven, Huryn Joseph M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: To spare important anatomical structures from damage during treatment of cystic odontogenic lesions, decompression has become a conservative alternative to enucleation. Marsupialization, in combination with the use of a custom-made decompression prosthesis, is an effective method of inducing reduction and bony infill of cystic lesions of the jaw.
METHODS: In this case series and review of the literature, we describe three patients with odontogenic cysts of the mandible who were treated with custom-made decompression obturator prostheses (DOP) at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Dental Service.
RESULTS: At the conclusion of treatment, all patients demonstrated complete resolution of their respective bony defects.
CONCLUSION: DOP provide effective means of keeping the cyst opening patent following marsupialization, which allows for adequate, if not complete, resolution of defects, often without need for subsequent enucleation.
METHODS: In this case series and review of the literature, we describe three patients with odontogenic cysts of the mandible who were treated with custom-made decompression obturator prostheses (DOP) at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Dental Service.
RESULTS: At the conclusion of treatment, all patients demonstrated complete resolution of their respective bony defects.
CONCLUSION: DOP provide effective means of keeping the cyst opening patent following marsupialization, which allows for adequate, if not complete, resolution of defects, often without need for subsequent enucleation.