@entity3243 in a young female presenting as recurrent XXXX with a @entity5 of the mandible-A case study.

@entity1 @entity459 @entity656 @entity5 @entity4 @entity2527 @entity3243 @entity2742
INTRODUCTION: @entity459 is usually seen in females above the age of 50 years, with a prevalence of 21/1000,(1) whereas the incidence in @entity1 aged 12-28 years is less than 5%.(2) A solitary adenoma is responsible for 80% of cases of @entity459 .(3) @entity459 is most commonly asymptomatic.(4) The incidence of @entity656 associated with @entity2742 is less than 10%.(5,6) The incidence of @entity2742 associated with a @entity5 is less than 5%.(7) PRESENTATION OF CASE: A 19 year old female @entity1 presented with recurrent @entity656 and @entity4 over the mandible. Complete investigative workup revealed a solitary @entity3243 causing @entity2742 . Surgical exploration with excision of the @entity3243 was performed, following which the @entity1 recovered uneventfully. DISCUSSION: The @entity1 was initially managed as a case of @entity656 , and although not suspected initially, a high index of suspicion for @entity2742 developed after a biopsy of the mandibular @entity4 showed the presence of @entity2527 cells indicating the possibility of a @entity5 . Further investigations then revealed the presence of a solitary @entity3243 with @entity2742 which was then managed surgically. CONCLUSION: The young age of the @entity1 , and her presentation with @entity656 and a @entity5 of the mandible make this an extremely rare presentation of @entity3243 .
