title: Giant cell tumor of the infratemporal fossa.
abstract: Giant cell tumors are an uncommon neoplasm; most are found in the long bones, formed by endochondral ossification. This article presents a case of giant cell tumor of the infratemporal fossa, which by radiographic and clinical examination appears to have originated in the squamous portion of the temporal bone.
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authors.lastname: Gibbons
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authors.lastname: Singh
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authors.lastname: Kuriakose
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authors.lastname: Loree
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authors.lastname: Harris
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authors.lastname: Rubenfeld
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authors.lastname: Goodloe
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authors.lastname: Hicks