The prevalence, clinical and radiographic characteristics of cemento-osseous dysplasia in Korea
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KMID : 0896020070370040185
Abstract
Purpose :This study was intended to estimate the prevalence of cemento-osseous dysplasia (COD) in the Korean population and to assess the clinical and radiographic characteristics of this condition.
Materials & Methods : Panoramic radiographs from 10,646 patients (4,982 males and 5,664 females, age range from 6 to 91 years) were reviewed for evidence of COD. Their demographics, clinical characteristics, and radiographic features were retrospectively assessed.
Results : Of 10,646 panoramic radiographs, 33 radiographs (0.31%) exhibited evidence of COD. The prevalence of COD increased to over 1% in women over 40-years old. Of these 33 patients, 16 had florid cemento-osseous dysplasia (FCOD) and 17 had focal COD. Due to the multiplicity of FCOD, a total of 63 COD lesions were assessed.
These lesions were most common in the mandibular molar area. Most of the COD lesions examined (61.9%) were
less than 10 mm and the majority (82.5%) showed radiopacity.
Conclusion : COD has a predilection for the mandibular molar area of middle-aged and older women. (Korean J
Oral Maxillofac Radiol 2007; 37 : 185-9)
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Prevalences; Radiography; Panoramic; Cementoma
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