This document contains 9 stations summarizing cases seen during an oral pathology rotation. Each station provides clinical information about a patient, including symptoms, radiographic or histopathologic findings, and asks questions to test diagnostic skills. The cases cover a range of conditions affecting the head and neck region, including cranial nerve compression, non-healing lesions, white oral lesions, pigmented lesions, bony lesions of the jaw, black palatal lesions, radiolucent lesions, and neck swellings. Trainees are tasked with providing differential diagnoses, identifying cell types or structures in slides, and determining definitive diagnoses for each unknown case.
This document contains 9 stations summarizing cases seen during an oral pathology rotation. Each station provides clinical information about a patient, including symptoms, radiographic or histopathologic findings, and asks questions to test diagnostic skills. The cases cover a range of conditions affecting the head and neck region, including cranial nerve compression, non-healing lesions, white oral lesions, pigmented lesions, bony lesions of the jaw, black palatal lesions, radiolucent lesions, and neck swellings. Trainees are tasked with providing differential diagnoses, identifying cell types or structures in slides, and determining definitive diagnoses for each unknown case.
This document contains 9 stations summarizing cases seen during an oral pathology rotation. Each station provides clinical information about a patient, including symptoms, radiographic or histopathologic findings, and asks questions to test diagnostic skills. The cases cover a range of conditions affecting the head and neck region, including cranial nerve compression, non-healing lesions, white oral lesions, pigmented lesions, bony lesions of the jaw, black palatal lesions, radiolucent lesions, and neck swellings. Trainees are tasked with providing differential diagnoses, identifying cell types or structures in slides, and determining definitive diagnoses for each unknown case.
This document contains 9 stations summarizing cases seen during an oral pathology rotation. Each station provides clinical information about a patient, including symptoms, radiographic or histopathologic findings, and asks questions to test diagnostic skills. The cases cover a range of conditions affecting the head and neck region, including cranial nerve compression, non-healing lesions, white oral lesions, pigmented lesions, bony lesions of the jaw, black palatal lesions, radiolucent lesions, and neck swellings. Trainees are tasked with providing differential diagnoses, identifying cell types or structures in slides, and determining definitive diagnoses for each unknown case.
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3rd year Oral Pathology Station 1: Type of investigation? Label the following cells A
B Station 2 A 50 years old patient, presents with facial deformity and signs & symptoms of cranial nerve compression. Radiograph of his skull shows thickening of the outer vault and areas of cotton wool appearance.
What disease is he suffering
from? Station 3 A farmer, 65 years old presented with this 3 months old, non-healing lesion. The biopsy shows the given picture. Write down the points of identification in this slide. What is your diagnosis? Station 4
Reticular, lace like white lesions on the buccal mucosa bilaterally.
Histopathology reveals thickened epithelium with degenerating basal cells and saw-tooth shaped rete ridges as well as a subepithelial band of lymphocytic infiltrate. • Enlist the differentials • Definitive diagnosis • Causes of the lesion Station 5
ABCD System of evaluation, used to differentiate
malignant melanoma from benign pigmented lesions, is as under: • A ?
• B ?
• C ?
• D ? Station 6
An hourglass-shaped mass with buccal & lingual swellings joined by a
narrow waist b/w the teeth. Radiograph reveals superficial erosion of the crest of the interdental bone. Histology reveals focal collections of multinucleated osteoclast- like Giant cells, lying in a richly vascular & cellular stroma. • Enlist the differential diagnosis. • What is the definitive diagnosis? Station 7
A 55 yrs old male presented to the department of oral surgery with a black lesion on the palate for the last 3 months. Incisional biopsy revealed pleomorphic and hyperchromatic neoplastic cells with brown black intracellular accumulate that has not crossed the basement membrane. Identify the lesion. Station 8 A 22 years old man visits the dental office for routine dental checkup. A radiolucent lesion attached to the cervical area of lower left third molar is seen as an accidental finding on OPG. The patient has no symptoms at all.
What is the lesion
in question? Station 9
A 53 years old woman, presents with a painless and rubbery swelling just in front of her left ear that has been there for a couple of years. Histopathology reveals ductal myoepithelial and plasmacystoid cells in chondromyxoid background with and a fibrous CT capsule. • What is the possible diagnosis? • Label the slide.
