The following results could be obtained from the authors' clinical experiences with operative treatments mainly against dental diseases of 120 patients with post-operative cystoma of maxillary sinus.
1) Sex, age, and of fected sides Of the total 120 patients, the males were 52 cases (43.3%), while the females were 68 (56.7%), the ratio being 1:1.3. The females outnumbered. Those in their 30s were of the largest share of 47.5%, followed by those in their 40 s of 22.5%. Of the of sides, the right sides amounted to 55 cases (45.8°0), while the left sides 65 cases (54.2%), and the ratio between the left and the right was 1: 1.2.
2) An average of 17.6 years passed in these patients since their radical operations.
3) Those with unidentifiable baseline of the maxillary sinus amounted to 74 cases (61.7%), while those with fragmented baseline of the maxillary sinus amounted to 19 cases (15.8%). Both absorption and destruction of bone at the base of the sinus were very conspicuous.
4) Of the total 120 cases, 39 (32.5%) received the conservative treatments of sinus, while 81 (67.5%) received the operation of the sinus. Of those receiving the dental operations, 26 (32.1%) underwent exodontia (49 teeth), 26 (32.1%) fistula closure in the oral cavity or maxillary sinus, 12 (14.8%) resection of radicular edge, 2 (2.5%) orthopedic treatments of alveolar bone, and 2 (2.5%) extirpation of radiculocystic cells.
5) Findings at operations
A) CALDWELL-LUC'S Operation was conducted with 80 patients, while WATSUJIDENKER'S operation was conducted with one patient.
B) Those with closure of the inherrent opening of the maxillary sinus amounted to 75 cases (92.6%), while those with its opening amounted to 6 cases (7.4%). Wide opening was tried sufficiently in all of these patients.
C) Those with closure of the cavities of the inferor nasal meatus amounted to 49 (60.5%), while those with its closure amounted to 26 (32.1%). The corrective operation against the previously made pair openings was conducted with 43 patients.
D) Of the total cases, those with monocystic cystoma amounted to 42 cases (51.9%), while those with bicystic cystoma amounted to 19 cases (23.5%). Those with tricystIc cystoma amounted to 16 (19.8%), while those with tetracystic cystoma amounted to 4 (4.9%).
E) Those with exposure of the radicular edge in maxillary sinus amounted to 42 cases (51.9%)(88 teeth), while those with fistula formation in the oral cavity or maxillary sinus amounted to 14 (17.3%)(18 teeth). In the majority of these patients, necessity was noted to carry out exodontia and operation for closure of fistula.
6) Histopathological findings
A) In the greater part of the wall of the maxillary cystoma, ciliated epitheliumcould be noted (Type I), while varying conditions could be also noted, such as ciliated columnar epithelium with moderate degeneration accompanied by hydrops-type degeneration and mucinous degeneration together with relatively strong changes in the arrangements and morphology of cells (Type I), or ciliated columnar epithelium with advanced degeneration and multiple lines together with decollement of cilium showing ambiguous separation of each cell. Although in a limited number, there were some cases showing squamous cells.
B) Two cases with radicular cysts were noted. The walls of the cystoma were found lined with multiple squamous cells.
C) The acidic mucopolysaccarides on the wall of the cystoma were stained with Alcian Blue, with which goblet cells, glandular bottons, and the secreted fluid adhering to the inner side of the cystic cells showed strong positivity. The staining with Toluidin Blue showed abnormal staining in the goblet cells. With the PAS staining, the goblet cells responded with strong positivity.
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