Tumors & Cyst Treatment in Chicago In Northwest Indiana

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Benign tumors of the head and neck may involve any part of the face, neck, or jaws and vary in etiology.  Many of these tumors will require a needle aspiration or a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis, although some may be diagnosed on imaging.  Treatment varies depending on the histology and location. Our OMHNA surgeons have completed extensive fellowship training in the field of head and neck oncology and microvasuclar reconstruction, and are well versed in the treatment of head and neck tumors and tumors of the jaws.

Depending on the type of benign tumor involved, treatment may vary from enucleation and curettage (or scraping out the tumor) to removing a section of the jaw bone.  Similarly treatment options for odontogenic cysts of the jaws also depend on the histology or type. Our OMHNA surgeons will discuss with you your different treatment options so that you can make the best choice that suits your needs.

Some of the more commonly treated cysts and tumors include:

  • Ameloblastoma
  • Myxoma
  • Odontogenic Keratocyst
  • Central Giant Cell tumors
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I am 32 years old and developed oral cancer of my tongue. Dr Qaisi took out part of my tongue successfully and replaced my tongue with a flap. I am grateful to be cancer free a year and a half later. I am very appreciative of Dr Qaisi and his team.

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