k Xray of a pelvis showing dermoid cyst with tooth Dermoid cyst with tooth. Xray of the pelvis of a 36 year old woman showing a dermoid cyst containing a tooth. The dermoid cyst is seen at centre left dark region with a tooth embedded white, at near centre. Bones of the pelvis are at upper left and right, with the thighbones at lower left and right. A dermoid cyst is a benign tumour, usually present from birth, that contains fatty tissue. Some dermoid cysts contain misplaced tissue types such as fragments of bone, cartilage, or in this case a tooth. They occur as painless swellings, sometimes after injury, but may cause discomfort and abdominal swelling. Treatment is by surgical removal in most cases. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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X ray of a pelvis showing dermoid cyst with tooth Dermoid cyst with tooth. X ray of the pelvis of a 36 year old woman showing a dermoid cyst containing a tooth. The dermoid cyst is seen at centre left  dark region  with a tooth embedded  white, at near centre . Bones of the pelvis are at upper left and right, with the thigh bones at lower left and right. A dermoid cyst is a benign tumour, usually present from birth, that contains fatty tissue. Some dermoid cysts contain misplaced tissue types such as fragments of bone, cartilage, or in this case a tooth. They occur as painless swellings, sometimes after injury, but may cause discomfort and abdominal swelling. Treatment is by surgical removal in most cases.
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X-ray of a pelvis showing dermoid cyst with tooth

Dermoid cyst with tooth. X-ray of the pelvis of a 36 year old woman showing a dermoid cyst containing a tooth. The dermoid cyst is seen at centre left (dark region) with a tooth embedded (white, at near centre). Bones of the pelvis are at upper left and right, with the thigh-bones at lower left and right. A dermoid cyst is a benign tumour, usually present from birth, that contains fatty tissue. Some dermoid cysts contain misplaced tissue types such as fragments of bone, cartilage, or in this case a tooth. They occur as painless swellings, sometimes after injury, but may cause discomfort and abdominal swelling. Treatment is by surgical removal in most cases.

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