Ajay Pratap Singh Parihar

Abstract

Fibrosarcoma is a mesenchymal cell origin tumor composed of malignant fibroblast. This condition affects primarily to long bones, and rarely occurs in cranium about, with the maxilla being the most rarest cranial site. This paper describes a rare case of 9 year old baby girl who presented with swelling on the left side of face diagnosed as soft tissue fibrosarcoma of the intraoral region. The histopathologicaly confirmed the diagnosis by the presence of spindle-shaped cells arranged in fascicles with mitotic figures and cellular proliferation reproducing fibroblasts. Keywords: Fibrosarcoma.

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The Stafne’s bone cavity is a depression of the mandible on the lingual surface. The Stafne defect is normal anatomical variant because of depression created by salivary gland tissue associated with the submandibular gland. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is newer radiological tool for diagnosing maxillofacial diseases and dental implant planning. The Stafne bony cavity is incidental finding in dental radiographs and CBCT. We are reporting five cases of Stafne bone cavity with pictures of CBCT to emphasize the preferable imaging modality for diagnosing Stafne’s bone cavity. Keywords: Stafne bone cavity, Static bone cavity, Stafne cyst, Idiopathic bone cavity.

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