From the case:
Fibrous dysplasia - mandible
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5.6 x 3.3 cm smooth ground glass, expansile mass with a narrow zone of transition in the left body of the mandible. The medial aspect of the mass involves the alveolar foramen.
The medial aspect of the mass is 2 cm from the midline. No extension into the condyle.
No other bone lesion.
Case Discussion
The appearances of this mandibular lesion is classical for craniofacial fibrous dysplasia.
The expansile ground-glass appearance is typical of this condition.
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