Question 45 · LDEK · Cysts of the jaws
Indicate the true statements concerning the Partsch I method of surgical cyst treatment:
1) this method consists in marsupialization, and is the first part of the treatment (along with subsequent sampling of the material for histhopathological examination);
2) the indication for 2 stage Partsch treatment is a large diameter of the cyst;
3) the obturator maintains the opening in the bone, created during the first stage of the treatment;
4) indication for 2 stage cyst treatment are inter alia some odontogenic cysts in children (sparing germs of the causal tooth and adjacent teeth);
5) it is 1 stage surgery of cyst enucleation.
The correct answer is:
2) the indication for 2 stage Partsch treatment is a large diameter of the cyst;
3) the obturator maintains the opening in the bone, created during the first stage of the treatment;
4) indication for 2 stage cyst treatment are inter alia some odontogenic cysts in children (sparing germs of the causal tooth and adjacent teeth);
5) it is 1 stage surgery of cyst enucleation.
The correct answer is:
- A. 1,2,3.
- B. 1,2,3,4.
- C. 1,3,4.
- D. only 5.
- E. 1,3.
Hint
Distinguish Partsch I (cystotomy) from Partsch II (cystectomy) and consider why a staged approach is chosen.
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