Surgical treatment and reconstruction of recurrent ameloblastoma of the mandible complicated by orostomy: A clinical case

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Clinical case reports effective surgical management and reconstruction of recurrent ameloblastoma, suggesting improved patient quality of life.

Stable remission observed in a 63-year-old woman with recurrent ameloblastoma after significant surgical intervention.
Initial diagnosis in 1997 led to multiple surgeries, with the latest in 2022 showing effective resection and reconstruction outcomes.
Situation involved detailed imaging techniques like MRI and comprehensive surgical approaches for treatment evaluation.
The case supports the necessity for interdisciplinary cooperation in managing long-term benign tumors for better patient care.

Koishybaeva et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Clinical case reports effective surgical management and reconstruction of recurrent ameloblastoma, suggesting improved patient quality of life.