Titlebook: Atlas of Oral Pathology; R. B. Lucas,J. W. Eveson Book 1985 R. B. Lucas and J. W. Eveson 1985 pathology

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The Gingivae and Periodontium,ular collagen, often with areas of myxomatous change (Figures 4.2 and 4.3). Inflammatory infiltration is usually minimal. The covering epithelium shows mild acanthosis, and mild keratosis may also be seen.

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Tumours of the Oral Tissues 1. Odontogenic Tumours,and adolescents, but they also occur in adults of all age groups since the odontogenic tissue remnants, or rests, persist throughout life. Moreover, since most of the odontogenic tumours are benign and grow relatively slowly, often with few symptoms, they may have been present for a long time before being detected.

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Michele Baggi,Demis Ballis,Moreno Falaschis (Figures 5.1 and 5.2). Extensive caseation is uncommon and it is unusual for tubercle bacilli to be identified either by Ziehl-Neelsen stain or by immunofluorescent techniques. Chest radiographs and sputum culture are much more likely to lead to definitive diagnosis.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencey present in the occlusal surfaces of the molars and premolars and around the areas of contact of adjacent teeth (the interproximal surfaces). It is at these sites that dental or bacterial plaque accumulates.

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