Question 215 · LDEK · Benign tumors
A radiographic image resembling a string of the tennis racket pattern is characteristic of:
- A. odontogenic fibroma (OF).
- B. squamous odontogenic tumor (SOT).
- C. cementoblastoma (CB).
- D. odontogenic myxoma (OM).
- E. solitary bone cyst (SBC).
Hint
Think of a mesenchymal odontogenic tumor with thin, straight, intersecting bony septa on radiographs.
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