Osteitis Fibrosa Cystica of Jaws as Diagnostic Criteria for Hyperparathyroidism – A Case Report with Review of Literature

Maxillo-mandibular swellings are one the common presentations with which, patient approach a surgeon. These maxillo-mandibular swellings may be reactionary, benign, malignant and sometimes secondary to some underlying systemic disorders. There is a necessity for the surgeons to deviate from the traditional surgical management for those maxillo-mandibular swellings secondary to underlying systemic disorders. Here is a case report of 46-year old female who complained of swelling in the right maxilla and left mandible secondary to brown tumour, with an emphasis on the protocol for the management.