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Dubai was the stage for a medical breakthrough as a 38-year-old Egyptian woman suffering from a rare and debilitating condition found a new lease on life after a pioneering surgical procedure. Marwa Alsufi Ramadan, a resident of Dubai and mother of two, had been grappling with bilateral idiopathic condylar resorption, also known as ‘cheerleader syndrome’, since her early years. The disorder led to irregular jaw function, tooth loss, and severe chewing discomfort, significantly impacting her daily life. Despite numerous attempts at treatment, the condition remained undiagnosed for decades.This story was first reported by the Khaleej Times.
Stafne bone cysts are a relatively common and benign jaw lesion that can occur in some individuals. These cysts are typically discovered incidentally during routine dental X-rays and are rarely symptomatic. However, they can cause significant aesthetic concerns or interfere with dental prosthetics in some cases. In this article, we will explore Stafne bone cysts in more detail, including their causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
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