cherubism

cherubism

 [cher´oo͡-bizm]

hereditary and progressive bilateral swelling at the angle of the mandible, sometimes involving the entire jaw, imparting a cherubic look to the face, in some cases enhanced by upturning of the eyes.

che·rub·ism

(cher'ŭb-izm), [MIM*118400]

Hereditary giant cell lesions of the jaws beginning in early childhood; multilocular radiolucencies and progressive symmetric painless swelling of the jaws; bilateral; occurs with no associated systemic manifestations.

Synonym(s): fibrous dysplasia of jaws

[Hebr. kerubh, cherub]

An autosomal dominant [MIM 118400] condition, with 100% penetration in males who have a cherub-like physiognomy, that may be first recognised by age 5, when a child is obviously not losing the ‘baby fat’ in the face

cherubism

Familial intraosseous fibrous swelling of jaws An AD condition, 100% penetration in ♂ with a cherub-like physiognomy, first recognized by age 5 Clinical Puffed-out cheeks, agenesis of permanent teeth, dental dysgenesis, exophthalmos, progressive, bilateral soap-bubble expansile lesions of bone, at the mandibular angle, submandibular lymphadenopathy

che·rub·ism

(cher'ŭb-izm)

Progressive symmetric, painless swelling of the jaws beginning in early childhood due to hereditary giant cell lesions manifested radiographically as multilocular radiolucencies. Condition tends to regress during adulthood.

[Hebr. kerubh, cherub]

Jones,

William A., U.S. dentist.

Jones disease - genetic trait resulting in fullness of the face, suggestive of a cherub. Synonym(s): cherubism; Jones syndrome

Jones syndrome - Synonym(s): Jones disease

che·rub·ism

(cher'ŭb-izm) [MIM*118400]

Hereditary giant cell lesions of the jaws beginning in early childhood involving swelling.
Synonym(s): fibrous dysplasia of jaws.

[Hebr. kerubh, cherub]