15 Questions
What is the recommended margin of radiographically normal bone to remove during surgical excision when bone is involved?
0.5 cm
What is the primary objective of surgical treatment in cases where bone is involved?
To excise the tumor with wide surgical margins
In what type of carcinoma is radiographic diagnosis particularly challenging?
Primary intraosseous carcinoma
What is the primary benefit of wide surgical excision in the treatment of odontogenic carcinoma?
Reducing the risk of recurrence
In which type of carcinoma is bone involvement a common feature?
Primary intraosseous carcinoma
What is the primary goal of resection in the treatment of odontogenic carcinoma?
To remove the tumor with a margin of normal soft tissue or bone
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of radiographic diagnosis in odontogenic carcinoma?
To determine the tumor's histopathological characteristics
What is the most important factor in achieving successful treatment of primary intraosseous carcinoma?
Appropriate surgical resection technique
What is the primary difference between odontogenic carcinoma and ameloblastic carcinoma?
The type of tissue involved
What is the most common complication of inadequate resection in odontogenic carcinoma?
Recurrence of the tumor
What is the surgical treatment of choice for large lesions?
Block resection
What is the preferred treatment approach for small lesions?
Local excision
What is the primary goal of block resection in the treatment of large lesions?
To achieve complete removal of the lesion
Which of the following is NOT a primary indication for local excision?
Large lesions
Which of the following is a contraindication for local excision?
Large lesion size
Test your knowledge on the treatment and prognosis of bone involvement, including the importance of wide surgical excision and removal of radiographically normal bone. Evaluate your understanding of the necessary margin of normal bone to be removed. Learn about the effective treatment options for bone involvement.
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