Plasmocytome solitaire de la mandibule. À propos de deux cas

Bellalah, Zied; Slama, A. Ben; Ayachi, S.; Rammeh, Soumaya; Mrad-Daly, K.; Khochtali, H.

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“…Radiological assessment is not specific, in most studies, the solitary plasmacytoma appears as a diffuse, multilocular radiolucent lesion. CT scan can help precise cortical degree of destruction [ 6 , 7 ].…”

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“…Other lesions could mimic SPB aspect such as cystic and pseudocystic tumors, in addition to malignant tumors [ 6 , 7 ]. In our case, we almost confused the diagnosis with ameloblastoma based on radiological findings.…”

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“…Clinical presentation is characterized by the presence of voluminous tumefaction, swelling, pain and difficulty masticating [5] . Radiological assessment can show either radiolucent area or lytic mass of the mandible [ 6 , 7 ], the biopsy with histological study confirms the diagnosis [8] .…”

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Background the solitary plasmacytomas entities characterized by the neoplastic proliferation of a single clone of plasma cells, typically producing a monoclonal immunoglobulin. It represents less than 5% of plasma cell dyscrasias. The most common sites of solitary plasmacytomas are long bones. The jaws location remains extremely rare, only 4.4% of solitary plasmacytomas of bone occur in the mandible, the diagnosis is based on the biopsy evidence of plasma cell proliferation and absence of evidence of involvement of other bones. Case presentation The authors report the case of a healthy 49-year-old man with no general history, presented with a painless slow-growing lesion of the left jaw that had persisted and increased in size for one month. Clinical examination revealed a large lesion 4 × 4 cm with irregular borders of the retro-molar area on the left jaw, infiltrated into underlying tissue, with sensory disturbances and facial asymmetry. Conclusion Treatment methods of plasmacytomas of the jaw include local surgery (curettage of the lesion), local irradiation, systemic chemotherapy, or a combining therapy. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for better resolution of the disease.

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Plasmocytome solitaire de la mandibule. À propos de deux cas

Abstract: Assistant hospitalo-universitaire en chirurgie maxillo-faciale, Service de chirurgie maxillo-faciale,

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