Patient Characteristics
CLINICAL FEATURES
What is the
sex
of your patient?
Male
Female
Unknown
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What is the
race
of your patient?
Black
Nonblack
Unknown
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What is the
age
of your patient?
0 - 10
11 - 25
26 - 50
50 +
Unknown
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Does your patient have
pain
or paresthesia?
No pain
Pain
Unknown
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RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Location
Which
jaw
contains the lesion?
Maxilla only
Mandible only
Both jaws
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The lesion center is in what
region
?
Incisor region
Canine/Premolar Region
Molar region
Ramus region
TMJ region
Sinus region
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The
relationship
of the lesion to teeth is:
Crown associated
Root associated
Apex associated (vital tooth)
Apex associated (non-vital tooth)
Apex associated (vitality unknown)
Missing tooth associated
Not tooth associated
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Please estimate the
number
of lesions:
One
Two
Three or more
Generalized
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What is the maximum
size
of the lesion?
Less than 2 cm
2 to 3 cm
Greater than 3 cm
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Where is the
origin
of the lesion?
Central
Peripheral
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Periphery
The
borders
of the lesion are:
Corticated
Defined but not corticated
Diffuse
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The
loculation
of the lesion is:
Unilocular
Multilocular
Not loculated
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Internal Structure
The
contents
of the lesions are:
Radiolucent
Radiopaque
Mixed
Radiolucent with flecks
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Does the lesion contain
one or more teeth
?
Yes
No
Unknown
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Effects on Surrounding Structures
Does the lesion
expand
the bony cortex?
Yes
No
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Does the lesion cause root
resorption
?
Yes
No
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Does the lesion cause tooth
displacement
or impaction?
Yes
No
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Shall we consider prevalence?
Yes
No
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when finished to formulate a radiographic differential.
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