5 years [Figure 2]. Out of the 91 patients, 49 (53.8%) were male and 42 (46.2%) were female. The male:female ratio was 1.2:1 [Figure 3]. When the age was analyzed separately 17-AAG side effects for male and female patients, the mean age of males and females was 31 and 34.2 years, respectively [Figure 4]. Two-tailed, unpaired student t-test was applied and a value of P > 0.2543 was found. Hence, the difference in the average age of males and females was non-significant. Figure 2 Age distribution of ameloblastoma Figure 3 Sex distribution of ameloblastoma Figure 4 Age distribution of ameloblastoma in male and female patients Out of 91 patients, 55 (60.4%) reported with asymptomatic hard swelling. Pain followed by swelling (n = 32, 35.2%), ulceration (n = 9, 9.9%), mobility of teeth (n = 10, 11%), displaced teeth (n = 4, 4.

4%), and paresthesia (n = 5, 5.5%). The mean, median, and mode duration of symptoms are 16.4, 6, and 12 months, respectively [Table 1]. Table 1 Duration of symptoms amoug ameloblastoma The clinical history was non-contributory in seven cases. About 51.6% of patients presented to the hospital within 11 months of symptoms and 22% reported within 2 years [Figure 5]. Figure 5 Duration of symptoms before clinical presentation of ameloblastoma The site distribution of various ameloblastomas among males and females is listed in Table 2. The ratio of ameloblastoma occurring on the right side as compared to the left was 0.83:1. The highest incidence of ameloblastoma (46%) was seen in the posterior segment and vertical ramus of the mandible [Figure 6].

Table 2 Site distribution of ameloblastoma in males and females Figure 6 Site distribution of ameloblastoma in male and female patients The various histological subtypes of ameloblastoma are listed in Table 3 and Figure 7. Unicystic ameloblastoma was the most common type with an incidence of 34.1% (n = 31), followed by plexiform ameloblastoma (22%, n = 20) and follicular ameloblastoma (19.8%, n = 18). The sex distribution [Table 4], age distribution [Table 5 and Figure 8], and site distrib ution [Table 6] were also assessed. Table 3 Histological variants of ameloblastoma Figure 7 Distribution of various histological subtypes of ameloblastoma Table 4 Sex distribution of various ameloblastoma Table 5 Age distribution of various ameloblastoma Figure 8 Age distribution of different variants of ameloblastoma Table 6 Site distribution of various of ameloblastoma Radiographs of 85 cases were evaluated [Table 7].

Unilocular appearance was observed in 29 (34.1%) cases, while multilocular appearances were observed in 56 (65.9%) cases. Other radiographic findings included embedded tooth (n = 7), root resorption (n = 12), missing tooth (n = 5), and egg shell crackling (n = 3). The most common embedded Entinostat tooth was the third molar. The average age of 25.3 years was seen in the unilocular variety as compared to multilocular appearances at an average age of 34.8 years.