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Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2005
Columbia University’s Salivary Gland Center (New York, NY) serves as a referral base for metropolitan New York City patients with salivary gland disease and/or salivary dysfunction. Since its establishment, the Center has seen approximately 6,000 patients.
Louis, Mandel, Farisa, Surattanont
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Columbia University’s Salivary Gland Center (New York, NY) serves as a referral base for metropolitan New York City patients with salivary gland disease and/or salivary dysfunction. Since its establishment, the Center has seen approximately 6,000 patients.
Louis, Mandel, Farisa, Surattanont
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International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2005
Dermoid cysts of the jaw bones are very rare. A case of an intraosseous dermoid cyst of the maxilla of a 5-year-old-male is reported. The possible origins are described.
L, Bodner, Y, Woldenberg, N, Sion-Vardy
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Dermoid cysts of the jaw bones are very rare. A case of an intraosseous dermoid cyst of the maxilla of a 5-year-old-male is reported. The possible origins are described.
L, Bodner, Y, Woldenberg, N, Sion-Vardy
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2015
Dermoid ovarian cysts, or mature cystic teratomas, are the most common benign ovarian neoplasms found in adolescents and they continue to challenge clinicians about correct management and treatment.Laparoscopic treatment for large cysts is usually the preferred method with ovarian preservation.
Jasmine, Multani, Sari, Kives
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Dermoid ovarian cysts, or mature cystic teratomas, are the most common benign ovarian neoplasms found in adolescents and they continue to challenge clinicians about correct management and treatment.Laparoscopic treatment for large cysts is usually the preferred method with ovarian preservation.
Jasmine, Multani, Sari, Kives
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1954
Abstract A rare and unusual case of intrapericardial dermoid cyst is presented and discussed.
M F, BEIRNE, S, BERKHEISER, R, COOK
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Abstract A rare and unusual case of intrapericardial dermoid cyst is presented and discussed.
M F, BEIRNE, S, BERKHEISER, R, COOK
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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 2009
Subcutaneous dermoid cysts were identified in eight wild caribou (Rangifer tarandus) from widely dispersed locations in northern Canada and in one wild caribou from Alaska. The dermoid cysts from Canadian caribou were found among 557 diagnostic specimens that had been detected by hunters and submitted by resource officers and biologists between 1 ...
G, Wobeser +3 more
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Subcutaneous dermoid cysts were identified in eight wild caribou (Rangifer tarandus) from widely dispersed locations in northern Canada and in one wild caribou from Alaska. The dermoid cysts from Canadian caribou were found among 557 diagnostic specimens that had been detected by hunters and submitted by resource officers and biologists between 1 ...
G, Wobeser +3 more
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British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2008
This is an unusual case of a lateral dermoid cyst that caused some diagnostic confusion.
Richard M, Graham +3 more
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This is an unusual case of a lateral dermoid cyst that caused some diagnostic confusion.
Richard M, Graham +3 more
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1971
Dermoid cysts of the nose may present difficult management problems if inadequately evaluated preoperatively or if incompletely excised. It is most important to differentiate them from nasal gliomas, neurofibromas, encephalocoeles, or meningiocoeles. Confusion with other benign lesions such as sebaceous cysts, mucocoeles, inclusion cysts, hemangiomas ...
T C, Hoshaw, J W, Walike
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Dermoid cysts of the nose may present difficult management problems if inadequately evaluated preoperatively or if incompletely excised. It is most important to differentiate them from nasal gliomas, neurofibromas, encephalocoeles, or meningiocoeles. Confusion with other benign lesions such as sebaceous cysts, mucocoeles, inclusion cysts, hemangiomas ...
T C, Hoshaw, J W, Walike
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1987
We present a case of testicular dermoid cyst in a 36 year old male. The relationship between this rare tumour and other differentiated teratomas is discussed.
A D, Burt +3 more
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We present a case of testicular dermoid cyst in a 36 year old male. The relationship between this rare tumour and other differentiated teratomas is discussed.
A D, Burt +3 more
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Digestive Surgery, 2001
Dermoid cysts are benign cystic teratomas lined by skin and epidermal appendages. We report a dermoid cyst occurring in a 26-year-old female whose chief complaint was irregular vaginal bleeding. Abdominal magnetic resonance image demonstrated a space-occupying lesion in the right lower abdomen.
K, Fujita +9 more
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Dermoid cysts are benign cystic teratomas lined by skin and epidermal appendages. We report a dermoid cyst occurring in a 26-year-old female whose chief complaint was irregular vaginal bleeding. Abdominal magnetic resonance image demonstrated a space-occupying lesion in the right lower abdomen.
K, Fujita +9 more
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British Journal of Oral Surgery, 1980
A mid-line cyst of the mandible is described which possessed the histological features of a dermoid cyst. This appears to be the first fully documented example of a totally intra-osseous dermoid cyst in the mandible. The pathogenesis of the present lesion is discussed in relation to both the odontogenic and the non-odontogenic cysts that may occur in ...
G T, Craig, C S, Holland, M O, Hindle
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A mid-line cyst of the mandible is described which possessed the histological features of a dermoid cyst. This appears to be the first fully documented example of a totally intra-osseous dermoid cyst in the mandible. The pathogenesis of the present lesion is discussed in relation to both the odontogenic and the non-odontogenic cysts that may occur in ...
G T, Craig, C S, Holland, M O, Hindle
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