We present the case of an HIV-positive patient who presents with radiographic and computed tomography findings of cavitary lung disease. There exists a broad differential diagnosis for pulmonary cavitary lesions in immunocompromised individuals. Key factors in narrowing down the differential include clinical setting, CD4 levels, and radiographic findings. Through awareness of the CT appearance ...

Odontomas are benign non-aggressive odontogenic tumors and most commonly regarded to be intraosseous lesions of jaw bones. A facial extraoral peripheral odontoma with an intriguing ectopic appearance is uncommon. visual, radiographic, histological confirmation complex facilitates the treatment surgical excision, which inhibits creation fistula preserves esthetics.

INTRODUCTION [corrected] Advanced bone maturation is a radiographic feature that might be encountered in a number of different forms of skeletal dysplasias such as Desbuquois dyspalsia, Larsen syndrome, the Reunion Island form of Larsen syndrome, diastrophic dysplasia, acrodysostosis, Catel-Manzke syndrome, a variant of metatropic dysplasia and Maroteaux-lamy syndrome. CASE PRESENTATION We re...

The aim of this study was to determine the position, shape, number and radiographic appearance of the mental foramen in a selected Kosovarian population. Five hundred panoramic radiographs of dental Kosovarian patients were selected and analyzed according to the mental foramen position, shape, radiographic appearance, number and symmetry. The mean distance in the horizontal plane of the mental ...

ameloblastomas are tumors of odontogenic epithelial origin. the term unicystic ameloblastoma is used to describe cystic lesions with clinico-radiographic features resembling an odontogenic cyst, but histologically showing the presence of ameloblastomatous epithelium lining part of the cyst cavity. a large majority of lesions are found in the mandible, and usually cause a painless swelling of th...