The third molar question: report of cases.
Clinical observations for the past 30 years have stimulated a strong recommendation for removal of impacted third molars at an early age.
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Clinical observations for the past 30 years have stimulated a strong recommendation for removal of impacted third molars at an early age.
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A total of 115 temporomandibular joints (TMJ) in 67 patients were examined by high resolution magnetic resonance (MR) using a surface coil. Five millimeter sections were imaged using a two-dimensional multisection acquisition. Findings of MR examinations were correlated with findings of conventional radiographic and clinical examinations. Surgical confirmation was available in 15 patients. MR definition of soft-tissue structures including the meniscus is superior to that of conventional imaging methods. Bony detail is comparable. MR is an excellent method for the primary diagnostic evaluation of TMJ abnormalities.
A nontender submucosal nodule in the anterior floor of the mouth of a 33-year-old woman was removed surgically. Light and electron microscopic studies revealed features of a spindle cell lipoma, i.e., a well-circumscribed, unencapsulated mass composed of a mixture of univacuolated lipocytes and fibroblast-like spindle cells within a mucinous and collagenous stroma. To our knowledge this is the first reported case of a spindle cell lipoma in the oral cavity.
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