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JAW IMAGING SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING CT PROTOCOL : IMAGING MODALITY VALUE X – Ray Basal Panorama Better evaluation of Bone & Tooth CT Coronal & Axial scan + CT panorama & 3D 3D only important in Trauma MRI Beast soft tissue differentiation Not commonly Needs in JAW CT PROTOCOL : - Axial & Coronal – 3 mm slice - soft & bone - Symmetrical position By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Related to a tooth mostly Diseased SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING ANATOMY • MANDIBULAR LESIONS CYSTS TUMORS Others MANDIBULAR LESIONS CYSTS TUMORS OTHERS ODONTOGENIC Related to a tooth mostly Diseased NON - Not related to tooth Benign Malignant Odont. Non Radicular Simple = Lytic Ameloblastoma Myxoma Osteoma Residual ABC Chondromas Dentigerous Stafine = Sclerotic Cementoma odontoma Giant Cell Odontogenic Keratocyst Incisive Mixed By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Related to a tooth - mostly Diseased SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING ODONTOGENIC CYSTS Related to a tooth - mostly Diseased Incidence Age Site Discretion Radicular Commonest 65% 30:50y Cyst at root of caries tooth Rounded – unilocular - <10mm Residual Cyst related to removed tooth Dentigerous Common Young adult Around crown of un-erupted tooth Painless – usually 3rd molar Root mostly outside cyst Odontogenic Keratocyst 11% 20 :40 th Mostly to impacted tooth Multilocular ,Cheesy Material - @ ramus & angle Calcifying Odontogenic ODONTOGENIC Related to a tooth - mostly Diseased Incidence Age Site Discretion Radicular Residual Dentigerous Odontogenic Keratocyst By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Just Medial Bone defect SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING Non ODONTOGENIC CYSTS Not Related to a tooth Incisive Commonest Non odont. M>F At Incisive canal Lucent cyst between incisors Stafine Not True Cyst Just Medial Bone defect Simple Rare Lucent Lobulated Cyst D.D.Odontogen.Keratocyst ABC Lytic - Expansile MRI fluid-fluid levels Incisive Stafine ABC Simple Bone Cyst By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Lytic – Sclerotic - MIXED Tenis Racket Apperance SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING ODONTOGENIC BENIGN TUMORS Lytic – Sclerotic - MIXED Incidence Age Discretion Ameloblastoma "Adamantinoma" Commonest Bening tumor 30:50y 80 % Ramus Mandible 5 : 1 Maxilla Hard-painless-loss teeth Unilocular-Expansile-lytic Odontogenic Myxoma Tenis Racket Apperance Slow – Expansile – Lytic Multi locular septated Odontoma 2nd Decade 50% with impacted tooth 1:3cm - Painless Benign , may local aggressive Lucent with central calcification Cementoma Rare Mostly 1st molar Attached to root Well defined Opaque mass – surrounded hallow Ameloblastoma Odontogenic Myxoma Odontoma Cementoma Adamantinoma or Odontogenic Keratocyst Answer Adamantinoma i.e . ” Ameloblastoma As it much more common Expansile Lytic Cyst in Mandible …….What is your Diagnosis? 1. AVASCULAR NECROSIS By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Ameloblastome Odontogenic Keratocyst SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING NON ODONTOGENIC BENIGN TUMORS Incidence Age Discretion Osteoma Ball of Bone Chondromas + Matrix calcification Giant Cell 2nd : 3rd Decade D.D. Ameloblastome Odontogenic Keratocyst Lucent Small unilocular, then enlarge multilocular Osteoma Giant Cell Granuloma By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University

Extraosseous extension Mets. Malignant Tumors of Jaw: SUMMARY OF JAW IMAGING MALIGNANT JAW TUMORS Malignant Criteria : Cortical destruction Peri-osteal reaction Extraosseous extension Mets. Malignant Tumors of Jaw: Osteosarcomas Chondrosarcomas Malignant ameloblastoma "rare 1%" Mets "mandible is common site of mets" Osteosarcomas "sun rays peri-osteal reaction" Mets By A.M.Abodahab – Ass. Lecturer of Radiology - Sohag University