A clinicopathologic study on calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor: with special reference to Langerhans cell variant

Table 1 The clinical information of conventional CEOT

Case	Age (year)/sex^a	Duration (month)	Location^b	Symptom	Oral examination	Association with impact teeth	Radiographic feature	Resorption of teeth root	Treatment and follow-up^c
1	22/M	10	Max, R6 to tubera	Swelling	Swelling, no loose teeth	Yes	Unilobular, radiolucent and radiopaque	No	Enucleation, 7 year after surgery, NER
2	20/M	12	Mand, L6-8	Swelling	Swelling, no loose teeth	No	Unilobular, radiolucent	No	Enucleation, 7 year after surgery, NER
3	39/M	2	Mand, L3-5	Swelling	Swelling, loose teeth	No	Multilobular, radiolucent	No, displace of 4,5	Enucleation, lost to follow-up
4	37/F	0	Mand, L6 to retramolar region	No symptom	Swelling, no loose teeth	No	Unilobular, radiolucent and radiopaque	No	Segmental resection, 4 year after surgery, NER
5	41/F	3	Mand, L4-6	Swelling	Swelling, no loose teeth	Yes	Unilocular, radiolucent	No	Curretage, 2 year after surgery, NER
6	12/F	1	Mand, L4-R5	Swelling	Swelling, no loose teeth	Yes	Unilocular, radiolucent and radiopaque	No	Currettage, no follow-up information

^aM = male, F = female; ^bmax = maxilla, mand = mandible, R = right, L = left; ^cNER = no evidence for recurrence.

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