September 10, 2025Stomatology

Primary-chronic osteomyelitis and fibrous dysplasia of the mandible in children. Differential diagnosis and treatment

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Retrospective study identified key clinical signs and imaging results for accurate diagnosis in children with mandible conditions.

Patients with primary chronic osteomyelitis often experience pain and swelling, unlike fibrous dysplasia cases.
Computed tomography revealed specific bone structures in primary chronic osteomyelitis not seen in fibrous dysplasia.
The study analyzed 36 children with primary chronic osteomyelitis and 12 with fibrous dysplasia for diagnosis.
Differentiating these conditions relies heavily on clinical signs and radiological findings in affected children.

Kugushev et al. (2025) studied this question.

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