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EtiologyInherited disorder Autosomal dominant
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PredilectionYoung children Individualsof Mediterranean decent
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Location
Systemic disease Thalasemia Major=severe symptoms Thalasemia Minor=asymptomatic or mild symptoms
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Clinical AppearanceYellowish skin pallor, fever maliaise, weakness, enlarged liver and spleen Prominent cheekbones, drepression of bridge of nose prominent premaxilla protrusion or flarin of maxillary anterior teeth |
Microscopic FeaturesAtypical trabecular patter "salt and pepper" pattern Thinning of the lamina dura Circular radiolucencies in the alveolar bone
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TreatmentExperimental
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Diagnostic ProcessClinical Laboratory
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