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. 2021 Jul 19;16(2):344–352. doi: 10.1007/s12105-021-01358-w

Table 1.

Clinico-pathological features of adenoid ameloblastoma based on a literature review [523]

Feature No of cases
34 (31 cases from literature + 3 new cases)
Age in years
 15–24 06 (17.6)
 25–34 09 (26.5)
 35–44 09 (26.5)
 45–55 08 (23.6)
 > 56 01 (2.9)
 Not mentioned 01 (2.9)
Gender
 Male 16 (47.1)
 Female 17 (50)
 Not mentioned 01 (2.9)
Site
 Mandible 22 (64.7)
 Maxilla 10 (29.4)
 Not mentioned 02 (5.9)
Region of the jaw
 Anterior only 02 (5.9)
 Posterior only 12 (35.3)
 Anterior and posterior regions 06 (17.6)
 Not specified 14 (41.2)
Radiology
 1. Radiodensity
  Radiolucent lesion 28 (82.4)
  Mixed radio-dense lesion 06 (17.6)
 2. Margins
  Well defined 10 (29.4)
  Ill defined with cortical perforation 16 (47.1)
  Not mentioned 08 (23.5)
Histopathology (n = 24)
 1. Type of ameloblastoma
  Plexiform 17 (70.8)
  Follicular 04 (16.7)
  Mixed-plexiform, follicular, granular cell and desmoplastic 01 (4.2)
 Unicystic 02 (8.3)
 2.* Features of adenomatoid odontogenic tumour
  Glandular structures 23 (95.9)
  Epithelial whorls 07 (29.2)
  Rosettes 03 (12.5)
 3. Dentinoid 24 (100)
Treatment
 1. Surgical excision
  Enucleation/conservative excision 10 (29.4)
  Radical excision 08 (23.4)
  Not mentioned 16 (47.2)
 2. Radiotherapy
  Given (after recurrence) 01 (2.9)
  Not given 23 (67.7)
  Not mentioned 10 (29.4)
Recurrences
 Present 10 (45.4)
 Absent 12 (54.6)
 Not mentioned 12

*Histopathology was assessed for only 24 tumours. With reference to histopathological features of AOT the total does not add up to 24 as some tumours showed more than one feature of AOT