PPT-. CYSTS OF MOUTH AND JAW

Definition classification pathogenesis SYLLABUS CYSTS OF MOUTH AND JAW Definition classification pathogenesis Diagnosis Clinical features radiological FNAC use of contrast media and histopathology . in . Primary Care. When to refer?. Physiological/pathological. Benign/malignant. Surgical approach?. . Open or keyhole?. Do I need to do anything?. . Conservative or active . Mx. Learning Points. Radiology. 6/2/17. Background. TAF, 41 year old male. H. istory of IBS, now presenting as an outpatient with RUQ pain, diarrhea, weight loss. Initial . Ddx. and workup. Differential diagnosis. Gallstones. -A pathological, epithelial lined cavity containing fluid or semi-fluid. -Derived from the epithelial remnants of tooth formation.. These tend to be categorized into inflammatory or developmental.. Odontogenic cysts. women (. The term cyst should be used only when it measures >3cm). Authors: Andrea Day Senior Registrar; M Davis Consultant . Gynaecologist. ; M Shankar Consultant . Gynaecologist. , C. Whitaker Consultant Radiologist Kingston Hospital NHSFT Oct 2019. DEVELOPMENTAL CYSTS. Non . Odontogenic. . A. . Fissural. Cysts. . i. . Median cysts of jaws ( maxilla and mandible). ii. . Nasopalatine. ( Incisive canal cyst). iii. . Naso. alveolar Cyst. are. . they. ?. . Cysts are PATHOLOGICAL . EPITHELIAL . LINED cavities. . C. ontains . fluid or semi-fluid. . . Odontogenic. means originating in tooth or surrounding tissues. . Arising from epithelial remnants of tooth. . 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. presumably due to the premature closure of the ovulation site (McEntee, 1990) and are assumed to develop from overgrown corpora haemorrhagica (Kauffold and Althouse, 2007). Follicular cysts can be Categorizing Cysts Thin wall (3mm)No calcification or septateCompletely anechoic (may not be when there is internal hemorrhage)Through transmissionNo solid components Simple Note the complexitySepta reactions accompanied by chronic inflamma tion. Current accepted treatments include the traditional conservative treatments or aggres sive surgery. However, these modalities exhibit a high rate of d Ovarian CystsInformation For Patients 2 Welcome 4What are ovarian cysts?4How common are ovarian cysts? 6Ovarian cysts and fertility 6What are the symptoms of ovarian cysts?7-8Conditions that cause ova They. . are small & free-living amoebae, widely distributed. throughout the world;. in the m. oist . soil, fresh or stagnant water,. air-conditioning units & decaying vegetations.. They are considered as facultative parasites accidentally infecting man & causing serious infections. . Dr. Aniruddha Bhagwat MB, MS, . MCh. Dept. Of Pediatric Surgery. Dr. D Y Patil Medical College Hospital and Research Center, PCMC, Pune. Nomenclature. Clinical. Presentation. Older children 2-10 years.