Idiopathic bone cavity: a clinical, radiographic, and histological study

Idiopathic bone cavity: case series involving children and adolescents

“…Our results revealing the occurrence of all lesions in patients in the second decade of life and the lack of sex predilection corroborate previous data 7,16 . However, other studies have reported a discrete female predilection 1,2,11,15,20,22 . Perdigão et al.…”

“…Of the 44 IBC reviewed by Copete et al. , 4 the posterior area was the most frequently affected one, which is agreement with other studies 1,2,6,16,20 . However, some authors have identified a predominant occurrence in the anterior mandible 15,22 .…”

Idiopathic bone cavity: case series involving children and adolescents

“…Our results revealing the occurrence of all lesions in patients in the second decade of life and the lack of sex predilection corroborate previous data 7,16 . However, other studies have reported a discrete female predilection 1,2,11,15,20,22 . Perdigão et al.…”

“…Of the 44 IBC reviewed by Copete et al. , 4 the posterior area was the most frequently affected one, which is agreement with other studies 1,2,6,16,20 . However, some authors have identified a predominant occurrence in the anterior mandible 15,22 .…”

Cisto ósseo traumático da mandíbula: revisão de 26 casos

“…According to several authors, most cases of traumatic bone cysts present in young patients, although they may be detected at any age 11 , 12 , 13 ; our findings were similar – there was a preference for the first two decades of life. MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative.…”

“…MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative. A few studies have reported no sex preference 13 , 14 , but males predominated in our series. Zehetgruber et al 15 have reported a similar prevalence for extrafacial variants in young patients.…”

Simple bone cyst: description of 60 cases seen at a Brazilian School of Dentistry and review of international literature

“…Displacement of teeth caused by SBC was not a common radiographic finding in our series, as well in the majority of reviewed studies, with only two articles ( 16 , 28 ) reporting this event. The vitality of involved or adjacent tooth remained positive in the majority of the cases ( 1 , 9 , 15 - 18 , 21 , 22 , 26 , 27 , 29 - 33 ) as well as in the present case series.…”

Idiopathic bone cavity: case series involving children and adolescents

“…Our results revealing the occurrence of all lesions in patients in the second decade of life and the lack of sex predilection corroborate previous data 7,16 . However, other studies have reported a discrete female predilection 1,2,11,15,20,22 . Perdigão et al.…”

“…Of the 44 IBC reviewed by Copete et al. , 4 the posterior area was the most frequently affected one, which is agreement with other studies 1,2,6,16,20 . However, some authors have identified a predominant occurrence in the anterior mandible 15,22 .…”

Cisto ósseo traumático da mandíbula: revisão de 26 casos

“…According to several authors, most cases of traumatic bone cysts present in young patients, although they may be detected at any age 11 , 12 , 13 ; our findings were similar – there was a preference for the first two decades of life. MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative.…”

“…MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative. A few studies have reported no sex preference 13 , 14 , but males predominated in our series. Zehetgruber et al 15 have reported a similar prevalence for extrafacial variants in young patients.…”

Simple bone cyst: description of 60 cases seen at a Brazilian School of Dentistry and review of international literature

“…Displacement of teeth caused by SBC was not a common radiographic finding in our series, as well in the majority of reviewed studies, with only two articles ( 16 , 28 ) reporting this event. The vitality of involved or adjacent tooth remained positive in the majority of the cases ( 1 , 9 , 15 - 18 , 21 , 22 , 26 , 27 , 29 - 33 ) as well as in the present case series.…”

Idiopathic bone cavity: case series involving children and adolescents

“…Our results revealing the occurrence of all lesions in patients in the second decade of life and the lack of sex predilection corroborate previous data 7,16 . However, other studies have reported a discrete female predilection 1,2,11,15,20,22 . Perdigão et al.…”

“…Of the 44 IBC reviewed by Copete et al. , 4 the posterior area was the most frequently affected one, which is agreement with other studies 1,2,6,16,20 . However, some authors have identified a predominant occurrence in the anterior mandible 15,22 .…”

Cisto ósseo traumático da mandíbula: revisão de 26 casos

“…According to several authors, most cases of traumatic bone cysts present in young patients, although they may be detected at any age 11 , 12 , 13 ; our findings were similar – there was a preference for the first two decades of life. MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative.…”

“…MacDonald-Jankowski 12 has stated that a reduced prevalence of traumatic bone cysts in older patients suggests that this lesion may be self-repairing – we believe this explanation is merely speculative. A few studies have reported no sex preference 13 , 14 , but males predominated in our series. Zehetgruber et al 15 have reported a similar prevalence for extrafacial variants in young patients.…”

Simple bone cyst: description of 60 cases seen at a Brazilian School of Dentistry and review of international literature

“…Displacement of teeth caused by SBC was not a common radiographic finding in our series, as well in the majority of reviewed studies, with only two articles ( 16 , 28 ) reporting this event. The vitality of involved or adjacent tooth remained positive in the majority of the cases ( 1 , 9 , 15 - 18 , 21 , 22 , 26 , 27 , 29 - 33 ) as well as in the present case series.…”