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The Philippine journal of science
Angiogenesis is a physiological process with a role in vessel proliferation that is significant in tumor development. Inhibition of this process is called anti-angiogenesis, employing the use of various natural medical agents.
Nour Adel Domaub +3 more
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Angiogenesis is a physiological process with a role in vessel proliferation that is significant in tumor development. Inhibition of this process is called anti-angiogenesis, employing the use of various natural medical agents.
Nour Adel Domaub +3 more
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Partial anodontia with macroglossia: An esthetic and functional challenge for a prosthodontist
, 2020Partial anodontia is considered as one of the most crucial developmental anomalies in the dentofacial region. In the permanent dentition, the prevalence rate of true partial exodontia is 3.5%–6.5%.
Shyam Jadhav +5 more
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Journal of Mental Science, 1939
Anodontia is a physical anomaly which may present itself in varying degrees, and although cases of partial anodontia occur with comparative frequency, the condition of complete anodontia is rare.
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Anodontia is a physical anomaly which may present itself in varying degrees, and although cases of partial anodontia occur with comparative frequency, the condition of complete anodontia is rare.
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1963
Abstract Two cases of partial anodontia involving both the deciduous and the permanent dentitions have been described. A consideration of the histories indicated that each case had a different etiology. One case appeared to have been inherited, whereas the other occurred for the first time in the family's history.
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Abstract Two cases of partial anodontia involving both the deciduous and the permanent dentitions have been described. A consideration of the histories indicated that each case had a different etiology. One case appeared to have been inherited, whereas the other occurred for the first time in the family's history.
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Partial anodontia in a case of Waardenburg's syndrome
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1999AbstractOn routine examination of a case of Waardenburg's syndrome apart from the usual features of the disorder, partial anodontia involving both the lower lateral incisors was evident.The interesting association of partial anodontia and Waardenburg's syndrome is discussed along with relevant available literature.
Pradeep Kumar Singhania +2 more
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ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA WITH PARTIAL ANODONTIA
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1944Ectodermal dysplasia is a rare condition characterized by complete or partial anodontia and by defects in other ectodermal structures. Thoma, 1 in his textbook "Oral Pathology," has given a collective review of 18 cases reported in the literature from 1883 to 1941, and Brodie and Sarnat 2 contributed another case in 1942.
Richard F. Wagner, M. Michael Cohen
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Partial Anodontia: A Report of One Family
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1966A resume was made of the congenitally missing teeth among eight children of a father who had a complete set of teeth and a mother who had congenitally missing right and left second or first maxillary premolars. The study showed that five of the eight siblings had 3 to 10 congenitally missing teeth.
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A PEDIGREE OF PARTIAL ANODONTIA
Journal of Heredity, 1949W. G. Erwin, Robert W. Corkern
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