Presentation
History withheld.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Gardner syndrome
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Multiple variably sized osteomas are arising from the frontal and pareital bones (more numerous on the right) and the facial bones, namely the maxillae and zygomata, the orbital roofs (larger on the left) and the mandible. The largest osteomas are arising from the mandible. Multiple osteomas are seen within ethmoidal air cells (more numerous on the left).
Multiple maxillary and mandibular supernumerary teeth are noted.
From the case:
Gardner syndrome
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Multiple osteomas of the mandible, facial and skull bones.
Case Discussion
The patient has a history of Gardner syndrome, showing multiple osteomas especially of the mandible, facial and skull bones. Multiple supernumerary teeth are also evident.
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