Juvenile Ossifying Fibroma of The Left Maxilla and Paranasal Sinus with Fibrotic Change of The Superolateral Rim of The Right Orbit : A Case Report

Abstract

Juvenile ossifying fibroma is an uncommon, rare, benign, mineralized product-forming neoplasm, that is distinguished from other fibro-osseous lesion primarily by its age of onset, common site of tumor, rapid aggressive local growth and high recurrent rate. And solitary lesion is its normal nature. We reported a case of 34-year-old female with juvenile ossifying fibroma at the  left maxilla extended to the ipsilateral paranasal sinus with  fibrotic change of the superolateral rim of the right orbit and the right anterior base of skull presented. She got complete examination, investigation and underwent left total maxillectomy. 6-year follow up presented appropriate clinical condition without recurrence at the left maxilla and the ipsilateral paranasal area and no change of bony abnormality of the superolateral rim of  the right orbit and the right anterior base of skull.