Primary intraosseous carcinoma in the pediatric and adolescent mandible

Table 1 Clinical and radiological characteristics of 10 pediatric patients with primary intraosseous carcinoma in the jaw

Case	Year	Author	Country	Age	Sex	Location	Side	Symptom	Locularity	Density	Border	Tooth displacement	Root resorption
1	1966	Jones [12]	Ireland	4 years	F	Mandible	Right	Swelling	N/S	N/S	N/S	Yes	N/S
2	1973	Sirsat et al. [13]	India	16 years	M	Mandible	Left	Swelling	Not loculated	Mixed	Diffuse	Yes	N/S
3	2002	Gulbranson et al. [14]	America	16 months	F	Mandible	Right	Swelling	Unilocular	Radiolucency	Cortical thinning	N/S	N/S
4	2004	Punnya et al. [15]	India	18 years	F	Maxilla	Right	Swelling	N/S	Radiolucency, multiple radiopaque foci	Well-defined	N/S	Yes
5	2006	Chaisuparat et al. [16]	America	18 years	F	Maxilla	Right	Swelling	Unilocular	Radiolucency,	Well-defined, non-corticated	N/S	N/S
6	2006	Aboul-hosn et al. [17]	Spain	18 years	M	Maxilla	Right	No symptom	N/S	N/S	N/S	N/S	N/S
7	2008	Charles et al. [18]	Canada	5 years	F	Mandible	Right	Swelling	Unilocular	Radiolucency, enlarged crypt,	Well-defined, corticated	Yes	Yes
8	2010	Sengupta et al. [19]	India	16 years	M	Mandible	Right	Swelling, pain	Unilocular	Radiolucency	Well-defined, corticated	N/S	Yes
9	2015	Gay-Escoda et al. [20]	Spain	18 years	M	Maxilla	Left	Swelling, pain	Unilocular	Radiolucency	Well-defined, corticated	No	Yes
10	2016	Boni et al. [21]	Italy	14 years	M	Maxilla	N/S	Swelling	N/S	N/S	N/S	No	No
11	2018	Nokovitch et al. [22]	France	15 years	F	Mandible	Right	Swelling, pain, intermittent bleeding	Unilocular	Radiolucency, supernumerary tooth	Lingual cortex lysis	N/S	Yes
12	2020	The present study	Korea	14 years	F	Mandible	Right	Swelling, pain, intermittent bleeding	Unilocular	Radiolucency, a radiopaque focus	Well-defined, corticated	Yes	Yes

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