Primary bone tumors of the jaw are rare. The neoplastic cells in these tumors are the
osteoblasts and osteoclasts. The gnathic bone tumors have also been referred to as …

The clinical facts and radiologic findings are very important in the diagnostic evaluation of
jaw swellings, and must be considered along with histologic findings. Osteoblastoma, an …

Benign osteoblastoma refers to a benign tumor of the bone. Osteoblastoma most commonly
affects the vertebrae and long tubular bones, however, in rare cases is observed in the facial …

Benign osteoblastoma is a very rare, bone tumour occurring in the facial region. These
lesions are most frequently seen in long bones. They are characterised by proliferation of …

Benign Osteoblastoma is an uncommon osteoblastic tumor that rarely involves facial bones.
It is an uncommon lesion that accounts for 1% of all bone tumors and about 3% of all benign …

The clinical facts and radiologic findings are very important in the diagnostic evaluation of
jaw swellings, and must be considered along with histologic findings. Osteoblastoma is a …

Human skeletal remains offer an important source of information in the study of past
peoples. Palaeopathological research contributes directly to the interaction between culture …

Giant cells are large multinucleated cells of different lineage. Diagnosis of many lesions of
the oral cavity is challenging to most clinicians because of their uncommon prevalence. A …

Osteoblastoma in the os hamatum is rarely seen. Although curettage and grafting seems to
be disadvantageous, it offers advantages in the functional protection in the treatment of …

Jaw bone differs from other bones in several aspects. Embryologically, it is unique due to its
development from cells migrating from the embryonal neuroectoderm. Anatomically it …