PMC5406810_01
Three-dimensional computed tomography image showing an intraosseous odontogenic squamous cell carcinoma of the mandible. At the physical examination, the patient presented a bone consistency with swelling of vestibular region in the left side of the jaw
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CT scan evidenced an aggressive lesion invading body and ascendant branch of the jaw [Figures 1-3].
Axial computed tomography image of mandibular intraosseous odontogenic squamous cell carcinoma. The lesion affects the body and the ascendant branch of the mandible in the left side
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CT scan evidenced an aggressive lesion invading body and ascendant branch of the jaw [Figures 1-3].
Orthopantomogram of mandibular intraosseous odontogenic squamous cell carcinoma
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CT scan evidenced an aggressive lesion invading body and ascendant branch of the jaw [Figures 1-3].
Histopathological image of mandibular intraosseous odontogenic squamous cell carcinoma with H&E stain
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Postoperative examination confirmed the diagnosis of PIOSCC poorly differentiated [Figure 4] with resection margins free.