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Abstract
Ossifying fibromas are rare fibro-osseous lesions occurring in maxilla or mandible. However, there have been reports of the lesion developing in nasal bones, paranasal sinur, or the eye socket. We describe here a case of ossifying fibroma in the temporal bone with a review of the current literature.
Keywords:
Ossifying fibroma
Temporal bone
Unusual localization
Resumen
El fibroma osificante es un tumor osteofibrótico poco frecuente que normalmente se localiza en el maxilar o en la mandíbula, aunque se ha descrito también en huesos propios de la nariz, senos paranasales y órbita. En este artículo describimos el caso de un fibroma osificante en el hueso temporal y una revisión de la literatura actual.
Palabras clave:
Fibroma osificante
Hueso temporal
Localización insólita
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