Case 33092

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Presentation of CaseA seventeen-year-old unmarried salesgirl was admitted to the hospital because of a painless mass in the jaw.About three months before entry the patient noted a hard 2-cm. mass, which seemed poorly attached to the jawbone on the right. A physician thought that it was a "gland" and gave her pills. When it did not regress he attempted incision and drainage but obtained only blood. About a month later, when the left lower incisor teeth began to ache, the patient was referred to a dentist for x-ray studies. Three weeks later the swelling had enlarged; the right . . .

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