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Table 1.

Summary of radiological findings of residual cysts of the jaws.

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Fig 1.

A: Panoramic radiograph showing incidentally found residual cyst in the mandible with calcification. B: Two year post-operative radiograph of same patient showing bone regeneration in the defect.

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Fig 2.

High power magnification of histological section (H & E staining) showing hyaline bodies in the epithelium with dense chronic inflammatory infiltrate.

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Fig 3.

A: Panoramic radiograph showing destructive, ill-defined squamous cell carcinoma arising from the epithelial lining of residual cyst in the mandible. B and C: Axial computed tomography images of same patient showing invasive, expansive and multilocular lesion in the mandible.

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Fig 4.

A: Panoramic reconstruction of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) images of large residual cyst in the left maxilla that recurred following enucleation due to extension into maxillary antrum. B: Axial view of same patient showing residual cyst occupying the entire left maxillary antrum.

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Fig 5.

A: Pre-operative panoramic radiograph of residual cyst in the mandible with notable thinning of the mandibular cortex. B: Post-operative panoramic radiograph of same patient showing pathological fracture of mandible with BIPP in situ to prevent post-operative sepsis.

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Table 2.

Frequency and demographics of residual cysts in the jaws in the literature.

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