PPT-Giant Cell Tumours & Aneurysmal Bone Cysts

Miss S Rinkoff Aims and Objectives For both GCTs and ABCs to cover Background Signs and Symptoms Imaging Histology Treatment Giant Cell Tumours Benign but aggressive Mostly in epiphysis of long bones can extend to metaphysis. Dr Jane Skeen- for the NZ NCCN Pacific working group. . Germ cell tumours. Rare and highly varied group of tumours. Occurs at several anatomical sites. Histological spectrum from mature to immature teratoma to 4 different malignant subtypes. ST4 Commissioning Fellow. Grace Kelly . LadyBird. Trust. RCGP Child and Young Persons Cancer E-learning Session. Background- Why this topic………………... What types of cancer affect what age. . - Dr. Ayesha . Erum. Hadi. . MD- . Radiodiagnosis. . (Fellow . in MSK . Imaging). . Under . the Guidance of -. Dr. . Amit . Kharat. . DNB. , . P.hD. , . FICR. CLINICAL HISTORY:. DEVELOPMENTAL CYSTS. Non . Odontogenic. . A. . Fissural. Cysts. . i. . Median cysts of jaws ( maxilla and mandible). ii. . Nasopalatine. ( Incisive canal cyst). iii. . Naso. alveolar Cyst. . Definition, classification, pathogenesis. . SYLLABUS : . CYSTS OF MOUTH AND JAW :. Definition, classification, pathogenesis. . Diagnosis – Clinical features, radiological, FNAC, use of contrast media and histopathology. . Odontogenic. cysts are found most often in the tooth-bearing region. In the mandible, they originate above the inferior alveolar nerve canal. . Odontogenic. cysts may grow into the maxillary . antrum. Emma. Overview. • . What is a cyst?. • Clinical & radiographic features. • History. • Special investigations. • Working classification of cysts. • Common features of cysts to know. • Management overview. :. . Ass. Prof. . Dr. Ban . Hadi. Hameed. Mustansiriyah. university 2021. LEARNING OBJECTIVES:. Fifth year students should be able to:. Describe the types of malignant ovarian . tumours. Summarize the important points in history and examination to reach the diagnosis. JOURNAL OFRESEARCH AND PRACTICEON THE MUSCLOSKELETAL SYSTEM Journal of Research and Practice , Georgia Antoniou, Ioannis K. Triantafyllopoulos“Agia Sofia” General Children’s Hospital, D 127 pISSN 2384-1095eISSN 2384-1109 Department of Radiology, Jeju National University Hospital, Jeju-si, KoreaDepartment of Pathology, Jeju National University Hospital, Jeju-si, Korea www.i-mri.org 12 to hemostasis. Gross total excision was achieved and without leaving any residual cosmetic defect. In the postoperative period, there was the resolution of proptosis (Fig.). Her vision was intact at C Aan outer wall of fibrous connective tissue thatsurrounds a central cavity called the cystlumen. On the inner aspect of the wall is a lining ofepithelium, most commonly stratified squamousepithelium Other paraneoplastic syndromesare more rarely reported, for example, immune-mediated disorders (e.g.thrombocytopenia and glomerulonephritis) and severe anaphylactic shock caused by massive release of Dr.Sundus. Abdul . wadood. . Aljazaeri. MSc O&MFS. College of Dentistry. Bone Diseases of the Jaws. Bone Diseases of the Jaws will be divided in 2 main groups: . 1. Odontogenic. : those related to the dentition and those restricted to the bone proper. Tooth-related jaw bone diseases can be divided to:.