August 1, 2025Open Access

Non‐Ossifying Fibromas: A 2025 Review

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Comprehensive review highlights epidemiologic and histopathologic aspects of non-ossifying fibromas, suggesting optimized management strategies.

Non-ossifying fibromas are the most common incidental bone lesion in children and adolescents.
Histopathologic analysis has evolved significantly since the first descriptions by Sontag and Pyle.
Current diagnostic criteria aid in accurate identification, preventing unnecessary interventions.
Emerging molecular insights indicate potential future directions for managing these benign lesions.

Walker et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Comprehensive review highlights epidemiologic and histopathologic aspects of non-ossifying fibromas, suggesting optimized management strategies.