Giant dentinogenic ghost cell tumor: a case report

Dentinogenic ghost cell tumor (DGCT) is a rare, aggressive and benign odontogenic tumor that causes bone destruction and cortical expansion. We report a case of DGCT in a 38-years-old male, presenting an enormous extra-oral protrusion, that radiographically was predominantly radiolucent with radiopaque areas. Microscopically, it was observed a solid ameloblastomatous proliferation with pseudoglandular structures associated with clusters of ghost cells. Abundant dentinoid material adjacent to the epithelial sheets containing entrapped epithelial tumor cells were also evident.

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