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Central hemangioma of the jaws.
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1989 November
Fifteen cases of central hemangioma of the jaws in 14 patients are reported, and considerations in diagnosis and treatment are discussed. In the management of these tumors, diagnostic considerations are of paramount importance if associated risks are to be minimized while maximizing the chances for a successful outcome. A search of the literature suggests that surgery, either alone or in combination with embolization, remains the treatment of choice for these lesions. All cases in this report were treated surgically without incident and with good results. Of special interest were two cases in which the tumor was removed from the excised mandible, which was then sterilized and used in the immediate reconstruction of the surgical defect.
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