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31/12/2025

30/12/2025

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Verrucous Carcinoma (VC): Why Excision Matters
VC may look harmless, but diagnosis lies at the edges, not the surface.
🔍 Why complete deep excision is essential Small biopsies can miss the key feature of VC: the transition from normal epithelium to tumor with broad pushing borders. Only excision allows:
Proper assessment of adjacent normal epithelium
Exclusion of hybrid or conventional SCC
🧬 HPV? Oral VC is not HPV-related. It is mainly linked to chewing to***co, s***f, and betel quid.
⚠️ Bottom line Excision is both diagnostic and therapeutic.
Margins matter.
A small white patch on the gingiva next to a molar. Looks simple. Feels harmless.
But location and surface say: don’t ignore it.The real question isn’t the diagnosis…
It’s observe or biopsy?
What would you do , drop down your answer in the comments below 👇

28/12/2025

🚨⌛ The wait is over.
This is a case of a 16-year-old patient with a history of intestinal polyposis.
A jaw lesion diagnosed as an osteoma completes the picture.
When the pieces come together, Gardner syndrome becomes highly suspected.
Dentists and maxillofacial surgeons are often the first to connect the dots—and the first to redirect the patient based on an early warning sign that should never be overlooked
That small bony jaw lesion looks harmless… but what if it’s syndromic❓ If this lesion occurs as part of a syndrome, what other clinical manifestations should we actively look for❓❓ we will update you with this case diagnosis shortly wait for the update⌛️⌛️

27/12/2025

What is ameloblastoma❓️❓️ Why do margins matter❓️❓️
Ameloblastoma is a benign odontogenic tumor characterized by slow growth and locally aggressive behavior.
Surgical margins matter because
1.🔬🔬Microscopic tumor extension often exceeds clinical and radiographic boundaries.
2.Inadequate margins are a major cause of local recurrence.
Accurate margin assessment is essential for proper surgical planning and long-term control
(Note the blue ink to determine the margins)
ليه حدود الورم مهمة؟
حدود الورم هي أطراف النسيج اللي الدكتور بيشيلها مع الورم.
هي اللي بتوضح إذا كان الورم اتشال بالكامل ولا لسه في امتداد مش باين.
فحص الحدود بدقة:
يقلل فرصة رجوع الورم
يساعد الطبيب ياخد القرار العلاجي الصح
علشان كده تحليل حدود العينة خطوة أساسية في العلاج.

25/12/2025

شاب في العشرينات.
كان عنده كيس مصاحب لسن مطمور،
اتشال بالكامل،
والعظم رجع طبيعي.
بعد سنتين،
ظهر ورم جديد في نفس المكان.
العينة المرّة دي ورم خبيث نادر
السؤال المهم:
هل الكيس اللي فات كان بريء فعلًا؟
ولا كان بداية حاجة أخطر ما كانتش باينة وقتها؟
مش كل تحسّن في الأشعة أو الشكل الإكلينيكي معناه إن القصة خلصت.
العينة والمتابعة الطويلة هما الفيصل.
A male patient in his twenties.
Previously diagnosed with a cyst associated with an impacted tooth.
The lesion was surgically removed with complete bone healing.
Two years later, a new lesion developed at the same site.
Biopsy revealed Clear Cell Odontogenic Carcinoma.
The key question:
Was the initial cyst truly benign,
or could it have represented an early, unrecognized malignant potential?
Clinical and radiographic resolution does not always equal biological certainty.
Histopathology and long-term follow-up remain essential.

24/12/2025

خبرة الجراح بتفرق في دقة التشخيص و ده هيظهر في الحالة التالية.
أول عيّنة اتشخّصت لويكوبلاكيا،
لكن الجراح ما اطمنّش لأن شكل القرحة ما كانش مطمِّن.
بخبرته، خد عيّنة تانية من مكان أدق و اكبر و النتيجة التانية كانت ورم خبيث.
ولما النتائج اختلفت، بعت العيّنة الأولى والتانية للمراجعة، وده يوضح دقته في الإجراءات التشخيصية.
التشخيص النهائي طلع: Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
الحالة دي بتأكد إن
مكان العيّنة مهم،
وإن خبرة الجراح ودقته ممكن يغيّروا التشخيص كله.
The surgeon’s experience made the difference.
The first biopsy was reported as leukoplakia.
However, the clinical appearance was not reassuring, and the surgeon was not convinced.
Based on experience, a second biopsy was taken from a more representative area.
When the findings differed, both the first and second specimens were sent for review, reflecting a careful and precise diagnostic approach.
The final diagnosis was: Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
This case highlights that
the biopsy site matters,
and the surgeon’s experience and diagnostic precision can change the entire outcome.

20/12/2025

🦷 Meet our young 8-year-old patient.
No discomfort.
No complaints.
Just a small jaw swelling noticed accidentally.
The diagnosis? Ameloblastic Fibroma.
A rare odontogenic tumor seen mainly in children, growing quietly and often underestimated.
📌 Frequently associated with unerupted teeth
📌 Managed conservatively — with careful long-term follow-up
In young patients, subtle signs can tell an important story. 🔬

13/12/2025

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The first case is peripheral giant cell granuloma
The second is peripheral ossyfing fibroma
Check the histopathological photos
🦷 Lumps & bumps in the mouth 🌌
Two lesions. One oral cavity. A universe of possibilities.

At first glance, they seem to mirror each.But in oral pathology, resemblance can be a cosmic illusion.
Clinical appearance tells one story.
Histopathology may tell another. 🔬✨
What’s orbiting your differential diagnosis?
Do you think both lesions shared the same final diagnosis?
Share your thoughts below 👇
Let’s explore where clinical impressions end and microscopic truth begins.

06/12/2025

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The key difference between a lateral developmental cyst and a lateral inflammatory cyst lies in tooth vitality.

✔️ Vital tooth → Developmental cyst
❌ Non-vital tooth → Inflammatory cyst

🔍 This is why checking tooth vitality is always an essential step in clinical examination.

🦷 Here’s a small radiolucency on the lower right that we all meet in practice.

It sits along the lateral root surface, and the question that always comes up is simple:

Is this a developmental lesion, or is it something inflammatory❓️❓️
How can you differentiate clinically❓️❓️ please share your insights in the comments below

04/12/2025

Radicular Cysts in a minute

Radicular cysts are the most common inflammatory jaw cysts, developing from chronic infection around a non-vital tooth root.

Cause: long-standing periapical inflammation after pulp necrosis.
Prevalence: over 50% of all jaw cysts.
Complications: bone loss, tooth displacement, secondary infection, swelling, and—rarely—malignant transformation (most often to squamous cell carcinoma).

Early diagnosis prevents complications.

03/12/2025

🎉 Proud Moment for Oromed Labs

We proudly celebrate that one of our own cases, presented by one of our eminent junior pathologists under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sally Ibrahim Mohamed, was selected among the Top 10 Best Cases on International Pathology Day.

The case, “Seromucinous hamartoma of the right maxillary sinus,” was showcased at Shefaa Al-Orman Hospital in collaboration with ECPT, and the event is CPD-approved by the Royal College of Pathologists (UK).

At Oromed Labs, excellence is not an aim, it is our standard.

01/12/2025

يسرّ معامل أوروميد لاب المتخصصة في تحاليل أنسجة الفم والوجه والفكين أن تعلن عن بدء تعاون مهني مع مراكز أكرام للأشعة التشخيصية، إحدى الجهات الرائدة في تصوير الفم والوجه والفكين
يأتي هذا التعاون دعمًا لمنظومة التشخيص المتكامل، وتعزيزًا لجودة الخدمة المقدّمة للأطباء والمرضى على حدٍّ سواء.

وحرصًا على تقديم قيمة مضافة لعملاء مراكز أكرام، يسعد معامل أوروميد توفير خصم بنسبة ١٠٪ على جميع خدماتها المتخصصة في تحاليل أنسجة الفم والوجه والفكين.

أوروميد لاب × مراكز أكرام
تعاون يرتقي بمعايير الدقّة وجودة التشخيص.

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