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1978
Two special features complicate the diagnosis of disease in the maxillo-facial region. The first is the existence of a range of pathological conditions arising directly from the teeth and the dental formative tissues. The second is the unique anatomical structure composed of bone covered largely by a relatively thin layer of mucoperiosteum pierced by ...
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Two special features complicate the diagnosis of disease in the maxillo-facial region. The first is the existence of a range of pathological conditions arising directly from the teeth and the dental formative tissues. The second is the unique anatomical structure composed of bone covered largely by a relatively thin layer of mucoperiosteum pierced by ...
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"Malignant disease in the jaws".
Journal of the Canadian Association of Radiologists, 1977Radiologic interpretation of malignant disease of the oral cavity, maxilla and mandible is often difficult. This is usually due to the fact that benign osseous diseases may mimic malignant lesions. This review attempts to provide a framework of interpretive criteria for establishing a radiologic diagnosis of malignancy.
C G, Baker, J M, Tishler
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2016
In this chapter lesions and disorders are dealt with that may occur in the jaw bones. A distinction can be made between osseous lesions and lesions that are of odontogenic origin, such as odontogenic infections, cysts, and tumors. Furthermore, the jaw bones may be involved in a number of systemic diseases and syndromes.
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In this chapter lesions and disorders are dealt with that may occur in the jaw bones. A distinction can be made between osseous lesions and lesions that are of odontogenic origin, such as odontogenic infections, cysts, and tumors. Furthermore, the jaw bones may be involved in a number of systemic diseases and syndromes.
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Clinical problems in paget's disease affecting the jaws
British Journal of Oral Surgery, 1974Abstract Most previous publications have concentrated on the pathological changes in this condition rather than the clinical problems it presents. A representative case history is presented. Experience with this patient prompted a retrospective study of 19 other cases. Six patients were affected before the age of 40 years. Just over two-thirds of the
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Camurati-Engelmann's disease affecting the jaws
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1966Y, Ramon, A, Buchner
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