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International Journal of Oral Surgery, 1978
Material consisting of 16 patients examined and/or treated under the diagnosis osteomyelitis is reported. A description is given of the history, etiology, clinical and radiographic findings, results of histologic and microbiologic examinations, blood chemistry, diagnostic subgroups, findings at operation and the surgical and antibiotic therapy used ...
A, Rangne, A, Ruud
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Material consisting of 16 patients examined and/or treated under the diagnosis osteomyelitis is reported. A description is given of the history, etiology, clinical and radiographic findings, results of histologic and microbiologic examinations, blood chemistry, diagnostic subgroups, findings at operation and the surgical and antibiotic therapy used ...
A, Rangne, A, Ruud
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1980
Two cases of myospherulosis are reported. The history, histopathology, and nature of this condition are discussed. The placement of antibiotic ointment with a petrolatum base in oral wounds may be of significance. Petrolatum may provoke an inflammatory reaction and remain in tissue for years.
C L, Dunlap, B F, Barker
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Two cases of myospherulosis are reported. The history, histopathology, and nature of this condition are discussed. The placement of antibiotic ointment with a petrolatum base in oral wounds may be of significance. Petrolatum may provoke an inflammatory reaction and remain in tissue for years.
C L, Dunlap, B F, Barker
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Seminars in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, 2015
Introduction The mainstay of dental imaging has traditionally been the intraoral images called periapicals and bitewings, which for many years were made with film that was wrapped in a protective packet. Today these images are taken using small detectors or sensors that are placed inside the patient 's mouth.
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Introduction The mainstay of dental imaging has traditionally been the intraoral images called periapicals and bitewings, which for many years were made with film that was wrapped in a protective packet. Today these images are taken using small detectors or sensors that are placed inside the patient 's mouth.
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1955
Abstract 1. 1. Ameloblastomas are rare epithelial tumors which may arise from the cells of the dental lamina, epithelium of dental cysts, or possibly from the basal epithelium of the oral mucosa. Although rather elaborate classifications have been devised, most cases show one of two major patterns: (1) a follicular type in which the tumor ...
I A, SMALL, C A, WALDRON
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Abstract 1. 1. Ameloblastomas are rare epithelial tumors which may arise from the cells of the dental lamina, epithelium of dental cysts, or possibly from the basal epithelium of the oral mucosa. Although rather elaborate classifications have been devised, most cases show one of two major patterns: (1) a follicular type in which the tumor ...
I A, SMALL, C A, WALDRON
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde, 2006
In the western world osteomyelitis of the jaws is not frequently encountered these days. In order to establish the actual incidence a survey was conducted, based on the number of patients treated for osteomyelitis of the jaw at a Dutch university medical centre between 1996 and 2001. 44 patients were identified.
Bronkhorst, M.A., Damme, P.A. van
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In the western world osteomyelitis of the jaws is not frequently encountered these days. In order to establish the actual incidence a survey was conducted, based on the number of patients treated for osteomyelitis of the jaw at a Dutch university medical centre between 1996 and 2001. 44 patients were identified.
Bronkhorst, M.A., Damme, P.A. van
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Histopathology, 2009
The jaws differ in various aspects from all other bones in the skeleton. Embryologically, they are for the major part derived from migrating cells of the cranial neural crest, the so‐called ectomesenchyme, and not merely from mesoderm, and they contain teeth.
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The jaws differ in various aspects from all other bones in the skeleton. Embryologically, they are for the major part derived from migrating cells of the cranial neural crest, the so‐called ectomesenchyme, and not merely from mesoderm, and they contain teeth.
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Monthly Review, 1958
Winston Churchill, who has a way of making his epigrams stick, has said that "We arm to parley," and that "Jaw-jaw is better than war-war." The question is, how long do we arm before we parley? We have been at it now for eleven years at a cost of close to $1,000 billion for all concerned. Yet the balance of power—and terror—is in much graver doubt than
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Winston Churchill, who has a way of making his epigrams stick, has said that "We arm to parley," and that "Jaw-jaw is better than war-war." The question is, how long do we arm before we parley? We have been at it now for eleven years at a cost of close to $1,000 billion for all concerned. Yet the balance of power—and terror—is in much graver doubt than
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1985
P, Chatterji, N K, Soni, B K, Agarwal
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P, Chatterji, N K, Soni, B K, Agarwal
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