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Anatomic classification of intraosseous ameloblastoma as a guide to surgical management
1Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Nigeria.
East African Medical Journal
|November 6, 1998
Abstract:
This paper discusses current knowledge of the growth characteristics and biologic behaviour of the solid-multicystic ameloblastoma (classic intraosseous ameloblastoma). The clinical prognostic factors that could influence surgical treatment planning are highlighted. An anatomic classification that may serve as a guide to surgical management is proposed. We advocate that strict adherence to these surgico-therapeutic guidelines and a uniform anatomic classification would allow meaningful comparison of treatment outcomes reported by surgeons from different parts of the world.