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2020 Sep


J Craniofac Surg


31


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Maxillofacial Manifestation of a Giant Dimension Cranial Osteoma.

Authors

Guerra R C, de Azambuja Carvalho P H, de Borim Pulino B F, Passetto M T, Rodrigues Junior J C, Hochuli-Vieira E
J Craniofac Surg. 2020 Sep; 31(6):e538-e539.
PMID: 31977687.

Abstract

Osteoma is the most frequent benign tumor in the craniomaxillofacial region. The most common initial manifestation is facial pressure or headache.The clinical examination showed increased volume in the right supraorbital region, asymmetry of the orbital contour, exophthalmia, dystopia, proptosis and clinical restraint of ocular movement for supraversion. The lesion measured approximately 4 cm in diameter with irregular contour. Osteotomy was performed with saw surrounding the tumor, with aid of a surgical piezo on the orbital medial wall.The result of histopathological examination was osteoma. The patient is 2.5 years postoperatively and so far without complications.