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SBC was detected in the subject in early childhood, and his postoperative course suggested that the lesion developed as a result of glandular tissues herniating through the periosteum and causing compression on the mandible, which resulted in bone resorption. In other words, herniation of normal salivary glandular tissues were a cause of SBC. The incidence of SBC in children is rare and the condition is difficult to diagnose because of the small size of the lesions, however in this study, CT imagery proved to be useful. SBC was detected in the subje
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