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- 1. These surround pools of red blood cells in ABC.
- 4. Ossifying fibroma _________ shows bucco-lingual expansion.
- 8. Gnathic bone most frequently affected by fibrous dysplasia.
- 9. Poor term for a lesion typically presenting as a rapidly expanding swelling in the posterior mandible of young patients.
- 14. Syndrome with FD and intramuscular myxomas.
- 16. Most common benign fibro-osseous lesion.
- 17. Fibrous dysplasia is characterized by _______-defined margins.
- 20. Type of cemento-osseous dysplasia that can develop simple bone cysts.
- 21. Idiopathic osteosclerosis lacks this radiographic feature.
- 23. Variant of juvenile ossifying fibroma that primarily occurs in the jaws.
- 24. A classic radiographic finding in simple bone cyst is ________ between the tooth roots.
- 26. Predilection for the mandible, anterior to the 1st molars in patients <30.
- 29. Mutated gene in fibrous dysplasia.
- 32. Fibro-osseous neoplasm frequently discovered in the posterior mandible.
- 34. Fibrous dysplasia is an inherited condition. truue/false
- 35. Following puberty, the jaw lesions of cherubism typically ________.
- 36. Many times, this is procedure is necessary to establish a diagnosis of osteoporotic marrow defect.
- 37. Classic radiographic appearance of fibrous dysplasia
- 38. Dental treatment not recommended in the setting of cemento-osseous dysplasia.
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- 2. Condition causing bilateral expansion of the jaws starting around 5 years of age.
- 3. The percent chance a child displays cherubism if one of the parents has cherubism.
- 5. Radiodense bone density associated with a necrotic or inflamed pulp.
- 6. Cemento-osseous dysplasia ________ shows bucco-lingual expansion.
- 7. Clinical _________ would not be expected with idiopathic osteosclerosis.
- 10. Most cases of focal osteoporotic marrow defect are observed here.
- 11. State whose coastline is reminiscent of the edges of the cafe au lait pigmentation seen in association with fibrous dysplasia.
- 12. Complications (infection, delayed healing) arising in the setting of COD stem from the fact that the bone is ________.
- 13. Around 90% of cases of idiopathic osteosclerosis are found here.
- 15. Aggressive CGCG may _________ bone.
- 18. Syndrome with FD and skin pigmentation but no other abnormalities.
- 19. Central giant cell granuloma may cross it.
- 22. Syndrome with FD, skin pigmentation, and endocrinopathies.
- 25. Radiolucent to mixed appearance at the apices of asymptomatic, vital mandibular anterior teeth.
- 27. Variant of juvenile ossifying fibroma with a predilection for the bones of the paranasal sinuses and orbit.
- 28. An empty bone cavity that typically arises in the mandible of young patients.
- 30. Benign process having a strong female predilection, for short.
- 31. The recurrence rate of juvenile ossifying fibroma compared to conventional ossifying fibroma is _______.
- 33. Percent of cases of focal osteoporotic marrow defect that occur in females.