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Infarct of the mandible in sickle cell anemia: report of case.

During treatment for a painful sickle cell crisis, a patient developed jaw pain that was diagnosed as osteomyelitis. It is thought that his pain and subsequent lesion were caused by the obstruction of the capillaries of the mandible by sickled erythrocytes. The lesion resisted all forms of treatment but resolved after five months of surgical treatment and antibiotic therapy.