Skip to main content

Table 2 The clinical information of reported cases of Langerhans cell variant of CEOT

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

Author (year)

Age (year)/sexa

Duration (month)b

Locationc

Symptom

Oral examination

Association with impact teeth

Radiographic feature

Resorption of teeth root

Treatment and follow-upd

Present series

58/M

3

Max, R molar to L3

Swelling

Swelling, loose teeth

No

Mutilobular radiolucent

R3-6

Partial resection of the maxilla, 10 years NER

Present series

40/F

48

Max, R incisor to L premolar

Loose teeth, pain

Depression over the anterior maxilla, loss of alveolar bone

No

Unilobular radiolucent

L1-2

Currettage, 5 years NER

Asano M (1990)

44/F

Several years

Max, L1-R6

Swelling

Swelling

No

Unilobular, radiolucent

R1-3

Partial resection of the maxilla, no follow-up information

Takata T (1993)

58/M

6

Max, L3-5

Loose teeth, loss of palatal and buccal alveolar bone

No swelling, loss of bone, loose teeth

No

Unilobular, radiolucent

L3-5

Enucleated,10 years NER

Li Wang (2006)

38/M

N.S.

Mand, R4 to ramus

Swelling, pain

N.S.

N.s

Well-difined radiolucencent

N.S.

Partial resection of the mandible, 2.5 year NER

 

39/F

24

Max, L premolar, gingiva

Swelling in gingiva

Swelling in gingiva

N.s

N.S.

N.S.

Resected, 2 year NER

Wang YP (2007)

52/F

0

Max, R anterior region

No symptom

Depression over the anterior maxilla

No

Unilobular, radiolucent

No

Partial maxillectomy 23-16, No follow-up information

  1. aM = male, F = female; bN.S. = not stated; cmax = maxilla, mand = mandible, R = right, L = left; dNER = no evidence for recurrence.