La fibromatose agressive faciale chez l’enfant : une localisation fréquente d’une tumeur exceptionnelle !

Bouguila, J.; Khonsari, R.H.; Zitouni, K.; Zairi, I.; Adouani, A.

doi:10.1016/j.anplas.2009.12.005

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“…In a review of literature conducted by Babin et al 54 cases of cervical desmoid tumors from 1980 to 1998 [9], the face is the most common location (50 cases) including 15 in the submento-mandibular region, ten in the tongue, ten in the nasal and paranasal cavities, eight in the mandible, five in the oral cavity, one in the parotid region and one in the retro-auricular region [10].…”

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Mandibular Reconstruction in Cervical Desmoid Tumors

Boutahar¹,

Oualili²,

Mahmoudi³

et al. 2021

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Introduction: Desmoid tumors are benign soft tissue tumors, but their infiltration character is responsible for big morbidity, especially in the cervicofacial location. Their management, therefore, represents a real challenge. Clinical case: Reporting a case of a 4-year-old girl presenting a desmoid tumor at the expense of the mandibular corpus and the right ascending ramus, with loco-regional infiltration, and whose treatment consisted of surgical resection of the tumor with Hemi-mandibulectomy and reconstruction according to the Masquelet technique. Conclusion: The traditional treatment consists of a large local excision with negative surgical margins. Head and neck fibromatosis, while rare, present a complex problem as they are often aggressive, and invade local bone, nerve and muscles, and can leave patients with a cosmetic deformity. In our case, it was a mandibular reconstruction after a large resection of a desmoid tumor with a location on the head and neck. With good consolidation, absence of recurrence, and without aesthetic sequelae at the control.

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Mandibular Reconstruction in Cervical Desmoid Tumors

Boutahar¹,

Oualili²,

Mahmoudi³

et al. 2021

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The medico-legal observation of an aggressive urogenital fibromatosis with isolated development not related to any traumatic event

Muccino

Gentile

Mantero

et al. 2016

Forensic Science International

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Desmoid fibromatosis of submandibular region

Ali

Parthiban

O'Dwyer

2014

J Surg Tech Case Report

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Desmoid fibromatosis is a benign yet locally aggressive tumor with a tendency to recur. It causes considerable morbidity particularly when it arises in a small area in the head and neck region. This tumor is extremely rare in the submandibular region. We report a case of desmoid tumor in the submandibular region in a 32-year-old male who presented with right submandibular swelling postextraction of right lower wisdom tooth. Excision biopsy was carried out initially following inconclusive fine needle aspiration and discussion at multidisciplinary meeting. The tumor recurred 4 months following initial excisional biopsy necessitating a more radical secondary approach involving segmental mandibulectomy. Intraoperatively we also noted that the tumor was originating from the site of previous wisdom tooth extraction, raising the question of surgical trauma as precursor of desmoid tumor. We achieved a negative resection margin and a complete remission for 24 months.

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La fibromatose agressive faciale chez l’enfant : une localisation fréquente d’une tumeur exceptionnelle !

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Mandibular Reconstruction in Cervical Desmoid Tumors

Mandibular Reconstruction in Cervical Desmoid Tumors

The medico-legal observation of an aggressive urogenital fibromatosis with isolated development not related to any traumatic event

Desmoid fibromatosis of submandibular region

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