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Decompression using Band and Cannula Device in Odontogenic Keratocyst on Mandible: A Case Report
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Depending on the size and location of the odontogenic cyst on oral and maxillofacial region, cyst enucleation can be used or cyst enucleation after decompression or marsupialization can be used. In young patients, complications such as growth disturbance, abnormal permanent tooth eruption, anatomical structure damage could occur when cyst enucleation is performed in large dentigerous cysts or odontogenic keratocysts. In this case, marsupialization or decompression can be performed. An 8-year old male patient who has radiolucent lesion on mandible left visited. On the radiograph, the lesion was 40 mm×23 mm size in size from below #75 to below #37 with cortical thinning and expansion. It was diagnosed as odontogenic kearatocyst. Decompression using customized band and cannula device was performed. 7 months after decompression, cyst enucleation was done. Bone healed without complications such as anatomical structure change.
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Depending on the size and location of the odontogenic cyst on oral and maxillofacial region, cyst enucleation can be used or cyst enucleation after decompression or marsupialization can be used. In young patients, complications such as growth disturbance, abnormal permanent tooth eruption, anatomical structure damage could occur when cyst enucleation is performed in large dentigerous cysts or odontogenic keratocysts. In this case, marsupialization or decompression can be performed. An 8-year old male patient who has radiolucent lesion on mandible left visited. On the radiograph, the lesion was 40 mm×23 mm size in size from below #75 to below #37 with cortical thinning and expansion. It was diagnosed as odontogenic kearatocyst. Decompression using customized band and cannula device was performed. 7 months after decompression, cyst enucleation was done. Bone healed without complications such as anatomical structure change.
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