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OBJECTIVES
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Ameloblastic Carcinoma
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Malignant ameloblastoma and
ameloblastic carcinoma
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Matastases
Lung
Cervical lymph nodes
Vertebrae
Bones
viscera
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Histopathological findings
Malignant ameloblastoma same as non-
metastasizing ameloblastoma
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Treatment of Ameloblastoma
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Malignant counterpart of ameloblastic
fibroma
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Clinical features
Young patients
Females (1.5:1)
Mandible > maxilla
Pain, swelling
Rapid growth
Destruction of bone and loosening of teeth
Ulceration and bleeding
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Radiographic features
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Histopathological features
No apparent change in odontogenic epithelium
Less prominent
Mesenchymal component
Highly cellular
Hyperchromatism and pleomorphism
Mitosis is prominent
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Treatment and prognosis
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Commonly asked questions
Shortnotes on Odontogenic
Malignanciies
References