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Monostotic Fibrous Dysplasia of the Mastoid and the Temporal Bone
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“…Surgical treatment of fibrous dysplasia 11,14) indicated in the case of progressive cranial nerve compression, 2) severe functional disorders, or malignant transformation. Treatment should be conservative in the absence of neurological deficits.…”
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“…Surgical treatment of fibrous dysplasia 11,14) indicated in the case of progressive cranial nerve compression, 2) severe functional disorders, or malignant transformation. Treatment should be conservative in the absence of neurological deficits.…”
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“…35 Monostotic fibrous dysplasia could not be differentiated from ossifying fibroma in two other po tential cases. 6,7 Fig. 3.…”
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“…Blood chemistries demon¬ strated normal serum calcium, 10 Roentgen ray examination findings primarily showed a diffuse bone thickening involving the mastoid process, temporal articular fossa, ante¬ rior wall, floor, roof, and posterioi wall of the external auditory canal, and diffuse bony thick¬ ening of the septa of cells along the sinus groove. Blood chemistries demon¬ strated normal serum calcium, 10 Roentgen ray examination findings primarily showed a diffuse bone thickening involving the mastoid process, temporal articular fossa, ante¬ rior wall, floor, roof, and posterioi wall of the external auditory canal, and diffuse bony thick¬ ening of the septa of cells along the sinus groove.…”
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