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@entity1 @entity5409 @entity730 @entity89 @entity4651 @entity1491
BACKGROUND: A 10- year-old @entity1 presented with a slow growing @entity89 . The initial general examination did not reveal any significant findings. METHODS: Conservative enucleation of the cyst confirmed it to be an odontogenic keratocyst. The @entity1 remained asymptomatic for the following 2 years and subsequently presented @entity5409 in jaws with displaced teeth. These cysts were enucleated and were confirmed to be odontogenic keratocysts . The @entity1 has been on regular follow up since then and subsequent scans have shown further occurrence of cysts in the jaws with displacement of the third molars. RESULTS: Clinical examination also revealed @entity4651 , fronto-parietal bossing, pitting on palmar and plantar surfaces, @entity730 and splayed ribs, confirming the diagnosis of @entity1491 . He also presented with a cafi au lait patch and skin pits on the neck. The family history was negative for features of @entity1491 . CONCLUSION: @entity1491 is a condition that can cause significant morbidity if not detected early. Over the years this syndrome has presented with many other non specific phenotype presentation, of which the current finding may be one of This calls for meticulous assessment and examination of @entity1 and a standardized protocol in screening and managing these @entity1 that may facilitate a more beneficial outcome for the @entity1 .
