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keratocyst

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keratocyst /ker·a·to·cyst/ (ker´ah-to-sist) an odontogenic cyst lined with a layer of keratinized squamous epithelium and commonly associated with a primordial cyst.
keratocyst
[ker′ətōsist′]
a thin-walled, tooth-forming cyst lined by keratinizing epithelium. It may be solitary or part of a multiple lesion, most frequently in the posterior body or ramus of the mandible, and may or may not be associated with teeth.

keratocyst (ker´tōsist),
n a homified cyst.


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Marsupialization has been reported as a definitive treatment for extensive cysts, including the more aggressive and highly recurrent odontogenic keratocyst.
Bigger lesions and pathologies like a dentigerous cyst, odontogenic keratocyst or an ameloblastoma are also routinely managed under oral maxillofacial surgery.
For the fourth edition, the title has been changed from the original Cysts of the Oral Region to better reflect the text's scope and the material has been updated in accord with the expanded literature of the field, particularly in reference to the odontogenic keratocyst.
 
 
 
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