ameloblastoma: revisión de la literatura ameloblastoma: literature review

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Abstract
El ameloblastoma es una neoplasia benigna polimórfica localmente invasiva constituida por una proliferación de epitelio odontogénico en un estroma fibroso, que se clasifica dentro de los tumores benignos de epitelio odontogénico con estroma fibroso maduro sin ectomesénquima odontogénico. Representa entre el 11 y 13 % de todos los tumores odontogénicos. Se manifiesta prevalentemente durante la cuarta y quinta décadas de vida, sin predilección por el sexo. Puede presentarse a cualquier edad, mas la mayor incidencia es entre los 20 y 50 años salvo la variedad uniquística que se diagnostica generalmente entre los 20 y 30. Este tumor crece lentamente y de forma silente, sin signos precoces evidentes, afectando fundamentalmente el hueso mandibular. La actitud terapéutica es compleja por su propensión característica a la recidiva, que surge de la posibilidad de dejar lesiones microscópicas periféricas y de la eventualidad de un origen pluricéntrico del tumor.
The ameloblastoma is a locally invasive polymorphic benign neoplasm composed of a proliferation of odontogenic epithelium in a fibrous stroma, classified within the benign tumors of above mentioned epithelium with a mature stroma without odontogenic ectomesenchyme. It represents the 11 and the 13 % of all odontogenic tumors. Its appearance is mainly during the fourth and fifth decade of life in any sex and in any age with a greater incidence between 20 and 50 years except the unicystic variety diagnosed between 20 and 30 years. This tumor has a lengthy and silent growth without obvious early sings, involving mainly the mandibular bone. Its therapeutical behavior is complex due to its propensity characteristic to relapse caused by the possible presence of peripheral microscopic lesions and by the multicentric origin of tumor.
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Authors ;Denia Morales Navarro
Journal nature genetics
Year 2009
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ameloblastoma

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