Clear Cell Odontogenic Carcinoma of the Mandible, Case Report

Caucasian patient, ECOG-PS 0, 38 years old, presented at the hospital with symptoms of pain in lower left region mandible, objectively without swelling, on radiographic examination, she an extensive lesion radiolucency element 37, image filling, displacement and apical involvement 36. In tomographic exam, he a great destruction lingual wall accentuated bone sequestration. It was opted for differential diagnosis same by biopsy partial removal healthy diseased tissue associated aspiration puncture, histopathological examination diagnosed as odontogenic clear cell carcinoma, rare malignant tumor epithelial origin, common aged over 50 behavioral pattern its emergence.