Question 47 (part 2) · LDEK · Benign tumors
Indicate true statements regarding calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor:
- A. it belongs to the malignant tumor group.
- B. it is second most common odontogenic tumor.
- C. it belongs to the group of tumors containing mesenchyme or odontogenic ectomesenchyme.
- D. it occurs most often in children in 1st decade of life.
- E. it is a tumor without sac, growing infiltrating between the bone trabeculae.
Hint
The Pindborg tumor is benign yet locally aggressive because of how it grows within bone – think about its capsule and surgical margins.
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