Case History: 10-year-old male child presents with six-month history of difficulty opening mouth.
Case History: 10-year-old male child presents with six-month history of difficulty opening mouth.CT scan of TM joint and face was performed.
CT scan of TM joint and face was performed.
Figure 1. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Figure 2. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Figure 3. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Figure 4. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Figure 5. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Figure 6. Coronal image shows bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
CT showed a bony overgrowth from right mandibular condylar neck articulating with zygomatic bone with sclerosis of articulating margins.
Histologically, OC needs to be distinguished from osteoma, benign osteoblastoma, chondroma, and chondroblastoma.
Condylar OCs are frequently situated on the anteromedial surface of the condylar head.
A conservative condylectomy with articular disc repositioning combined with orthognathic surgery is an acceptable option for treatment of condylar OC.Â
