Cisto nasolabial bilateral: relato de dois casos e revisão da literatura

Félix, José; Ferreira, Paulo J. F.; Correa, Rodrigo; Cantini, Rodrigo; Neto, Rosalvo M.; Felix, Felippe

doi:10.1590/s0034-72992003000200021

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“…Ninety per cent of the nasolabial cyst cases reported is unilateral and only 10% of the cases present with bilateral occurrence 10. Most of the authors believe that the prevalence of nasolabial cyst is much higher than reported which is probably due to its misdiagnosis as odontogenic/inflammatory lesions or not diagnosed at all 2.…”

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Bilateral nasolabial cyst: a rare case

Anekar

Kumar²,

Chirakara³

et al. 2018

BMJ Case Reports

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Nasolabial cysts are rare non-odontogenic cysts characterised by their extraosseous appearance and are always located near to ala nasi. They are painless and located beneath the mucosa leading to soft tissue swelling and elevation of nasal ala. Bilateral nasolabial cyst is a rare occurrence. This case report describes the clinical diagnostic features and multimodal imaging appearance of nasolabial cyst with review of literature.

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Bilateral nasolabial cyst: a rare case

Anekar

Kumar²,

Chirakara³

et al. 2018

BMJ Case Reports

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“…Diagnosis of the nasolabial cyst is fundamentally clinical 9 . By means of intraoral bidigital palpation, it presents as a floating tumefaction of soft consistency which, associated with puncture and aspiration, helps to confirm the diagnosis; this fact was also observed in the present study.…”

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“…Areas of cuboidal epithelium and squamous metaplasia are not uncommon. The cyst capsule is composed of fibrous conjunctive tissue with adjacent muscle tissue 3,9 .…”

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“…With regard to the form of treatment, the literature is unanimous in indicating complete surgical excision of the cyst 3,6,8,9 , with simple enucleation being preformed through intraoral access, with an incision in the gingival labial sulcus and rhombic dissection of the lesion. As the cyst walls are intimately related to the mucosa of the nasal vestibule floor, in the majority of cases, the surgical maneuver may result in laceration of this mucosa.…”

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Diagnosis of the nasolabial cyst: case report

Moitinho

Rezende

Souza

et al. 2013

Rev. odontol. UNESP

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INTRODUCTION: The nasolabial cyst is classified in the group of non-odontogenic epithelial developmental cysts. Their occurrence is rare, however, they are located in the nasolabial sulcus, close to the alar insertion in the nose, external to the maxillary bone tissue. It is characterized as a floating tumor, generally asymptomatic, which promotes elevation on the nasal ala. OBJECTIVE: To report a case of nasolabial cyst addressing clinical, histopathological and radiological aspects, in order to alert professionals as regards their responsibility in diagnosis. MATERIAL AND METHOD: Female patient with a swelling in the region of the upper lip and nasal ala. After clinical examination, radiographic examination, puncture and aspiration, total surgical enucleation of the cyst was performed and the material collected was sent for histopathologic analysis. CONCLUSION: the dentist must be alert in order to make an early diagnosis, because it is not uncommon to overlook the lesion in the early stages.

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