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Table VII
Clinical and radiological features of non-odontogenic cysts lined by an epithelium with mucous or ciliated cells [1,2,7,20].
| Clinical features | Radiological features | |
|---|---|---|
| Nasopalatine duct cyst | Cyst arising in the midline of anterior hard palatine, in the incisive canal, between the central upper incisors that remain generally vitals. | Unilocular and symmetrical ”heart-shape” radiolucency between upper incisors, greater than 6 mm (normal diameter of nasopalatine duct) |
| Surgical ciliated cyst | Cyst caused by a traumatic or iatrogenic implantation of respiratory epithelium in jaw bones (especially maxillary bone) | Well-defined unilocular radiolucency, that may fill the sinus for largest maxillary lesions |
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