2019
DOI: 10.5935/1676-2444.20190015
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Peripheral odontogenic fibroma in the mandibular gingiva: case report

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“…The mandible and anterior maxilla are recognized to be the most common locations for the occurrence of POF in adults, despite a few studies suggesting the prevalence in the mandibular canine to premolar region [ 5 ]. The ratio of females to males may range from 1.1:1 to 7.5:1, and the majority of literature indicates that these tumors mostly affect females [ 4 ]. Clinically, POF presents as a slow-growing, asymptomatic, non-ulcerated nodule or round, irregular mass that grows slowly and typically ranges in diameter from 0.5 to 3.5 cm [ 7 ].…”
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“…The mandible and anterior maxilla are recognized to be the most common locations for the occurrence of POF in adults, despite a few studies suggesting the prevalence in the mandibular canine to premolar region [ 5 ]. The ratio of females to males may range from 1.1:1 to 7.5:1, and the majority of literature indicates that these tumors mostly affect females [ 4 ]. Clinically, POF presents as a slow-growing, asymptomatic, non-ulcerated nodule or round, irregular mass that grows slowly and typically ranges in diameter from 0.5 to 3.5 cm [ 7 ].…”
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“…Several studies have found a 3.3% to 5.5% rate of recurrence However, certain retrospective researches reveal a high risk of local recurrence, in 17.6% to 50% of cases. The relapse of POF is mostly prevalent for the initial first two years post-therapy [ 4 ]. The recurrence is linked to two histopathological parameters: (i) budding of basal cells and (ii) calcifications, rather than odontogenic epithelial rest.…”
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“…O fibroma odontogênico periférico é uma neoplasia benigna rara de origem mesenquimal odontogênica, que pode ser diagnosticada clinicamente erroneamente como outras lesões inflamatórias reativas comuns que ocorrem na gengiva, como o granuloma piogênico, sendo necessário o exame histopatológico para elucidação diagnóstica. Existe ainda certa confusão quanto ao diagnóstico de fibroma odontogênico cemento-ossificante periférico com outras patologias, em especial com o fibroma ossificante periférico, no entanto, suas origens são distintas, sendo o primeiro de origem odontogênica e o segundo de origem óssea [25][26] . No presente estudo, as hipóteses diagnósticas contemplavam além de fibroma cemento-ossificante periférico, também lesão periférica de células gigantes e granuloma piogênico, devido as suas similaridades clinicas, sendo as demais descartadas, pela associação das informações obitidas nos exames complentares de tomografia computadorizada e principalmente, de análise histopatológica, onde foram visualizadas características dessa condição, como a presença de ossículos arredondados, ora cementóide pouco celularizado, ora osteóide bem celularizados (evidência de calcifcação), tecido conjuntivo fibroso maduro e epitélio odontogênico pavimentoso.…”
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