下顎骨における Garre 骨髄炎の 15 症例

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Garre's osteomyelitis is a case showing periosteal new bone formation image and occurs frequently in young people. Fifteen cases of out-patients visiting the Department of Pedodontics, Kyushu Dental College Hospital, who were diagnosed as Garre's osteomyelitis were examined clinically. The results were as follows : 1. The average age of the 15 cases was 9.3 years old. 2. Chief complaint was swelling for all the 15 cases. Spontaneous pain accompanied in 2 cases, Fistula in 1 case, reddening of the skin of the swollen site in none of the cases. 3. All the 15 cases resulted from apical lesion. The lower first molar was the most frequent site of occurrence and numbered 10 cases, lower second molar 1 case, lower second premolar 1 case, and deciduous lower second molar 3 cases. 4. Periosteal reaction was the onion peel type in 13 cases and solid type in 2 cases. 5. Formation of fistulous tract in this disease is high in frequency and numbered 11 cases of the 15 cases.
1991-08-25