Maksillada Periferal Osteoma: Olgu Sunumu

Yıl 2021, Cilt: 8 Sayı: 2, 571 - 575, 31.08.2021

Rıdvan Güler , Bekir İlyas

https://doi.org/10.15311/selcukdentj.624642

Öz

Özet : Osteomalar sıklıkla kraniyofasiyal bölgede ender olarak da maksilla
ve mandibula gibi çene kemiklerinde görülen ve yavaş büyüme paternine sahip iyi
huylu kitleler olarak bilinmektedir.
Maksillofasiyal bölgede en sık görüldüğü yerler paranazal sinüsler ve
mandibuladır. Mandibulada oldukça sık görülmelerine rağmen maksillada yerlesimleri
daha azdır. Endosteal,
periferik ve ekstra iskeletsel(iskelet dışı) olmak üzere toplamda üç tipi
mevcuttur. Yavaş büyümeleri
sebebiyle maksillofasiyal bölgedeki osteomalar fonksiyonel ve estetik sorunlara
neden olacak boyutlara ulaşmayana kadar asemptomatik seyrederler . Bu çalışmada
54 yaşındaki kadın hastada, maksilla posteriorda lokalize olan periferal
osteomadan bahsedilmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler: Periferal Osteoma, Maksilla, Eksizyon

Abstract : Osteomas are commonly seen in the craniofacial region,
rarely seen in the jaw bones such as maxilla and mandible, and have benign
masses with slow growth pattern. The most common sites in the maxillofacial
region are the paranasal sinuses and the mandible. Although they are quite
common in the mandible, they are less common in the maxilla. There are three types of osteoma: endosteal, peripheral
and extra-skeletal. Because of their slow growth, osteomas in the
maxillofacial region are asymptomatic until they do not reach the extent to
cause functional and aesthetic problems. In this study, a peripheral osteoma
located in the maxillary posterior region of a 54-year-old female patient is
mentioned. 

Key Words: Peripheral Osteoma, Maxilla,Excision 

Anahtar Kelimeler

Periferal Osteoma, Maksilla, Eksizyon

Kaynakça

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