Rare pediatric presentation of aneurysmal bone cyst with trabecular juvenile ossifying fibroma and ossifying fibroma

Radiotherapy for juvenile ossifying fibroma of the maxillary sinus: Case report and literature review

“…A majority of PsJOF cases occur in the orbital bones and paranasal sinuses, and less frequently in the maxilla and mandible . Development of an aneurysmal bone cyst is commonly reported in cases of PsJOF and occurs more frequently in younger patients . Aggressive growth of the lesions has not been commonly reported.…”

“…3 younger patients. 1,3,8 Aggressive growth of the lesions has not been commonly reported. Cases of TrJOF are less common than PsJOF and most frequently affects the maxilla and mandible.…”

Aneurysmal Bone Cyst of the Jaws: Clinicopathological Study

“…Hence, the criteria for diagnosing TJOF have to be applied both clinically as well as histopathologically. A thorough search of literature has revealed only three cases of TJOF with ABC published till date [15][16][17], with another two cases being reported by us recently [18]. Dormans et al (5), in their study on 52 primary ABCs, found rearrangements of CDH11 and/or USP6 in almost 70 % of the cases.…”

Juvenile Active Ossifying Fibroma

“…The ossicles often have a basophilic center surrounded by a thick eosinophilic rim. Multinucleated giant cells are common, and there are numerous reports of secondary aneurysmal bone cyst formation [1,4,5].…”