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| author | Menon, Ananya Vivek |
| author_facet | Menon, Ananya Vivek |
| contents | <p><span>The spectrum of odontogenic fibroma, fibromyxoma/myxofibroma and myxoma represents a histogenetically related but behaviourally distinct heterogenous group of benign mesenchymal neoplasms. The terminologies myxofibromas/ fibromyxomas have been used histologically in the literature in a contradictory way either synonymously to myxomas or to designate simple odontogenic fibromas/ fibromas undergoing myxomatous degeneration.<span> </span>This article is shedding light on the importance of these disputed terminologies and emphasizes on the required distinctions pertaining to the clinical relevance of the same along with a case-report of a clinically soft to fibrous lesion with a histological diagnosis of peripheral odontogenic myxofibroma in a 33years-old male patient</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | DISTINGUISHING MYXOMA, MYXOFIBROMA, AND ODONTOGENIC FIBROMA: A DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGE Menon, Ananya Vivek Fibroma, Fibromyxoma, Myxofibroma, Myxoma, Odontogenic, Terminologies. <p><span>The spectrum of odontogenic fibroma, fibromyxoma/myxofibroma and myxoma represents a histogenetically related but behaviourally distinct heterogenous group of benign mesenchymal neoplasms. The terminologies myxofibromas/ fibromyxomas have been used histologically in the literature in a contradictory way either synonymously to myxomas or to designate simple odontogenic fibromas/ fibromas undergoing myxomatous degeneration.<span> </span>This article is shedding light on the importance of these disputed terminologies and emphasizes on the required distinctions pertaining to the clinical relevance of the same along with a case-report of a clinically soft to fibrous lesion with a histological diagnosis of peripheral odontogenic myxofibroma in a 33years-old male patient</span></p> |
| title | DISTINGUISHING MYXOMA, MYXOFIBROMA, AND ODONTOGENIC FIBROMA: A DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGE |
| topic | Fibroma, Fibromyxoma, Myxofibroma, Myxoma, Odontogenic, Terminologies. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17514941 |