[Cementoma of the jaw. Clinical case].
The A.A. describe a case of cementoma come to their observation, reporting considerations resulting from an attentive analysis of the literature on the subject.
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The A.A. describe a case of cementoma come to their observation, reporting considerations resulting from an attentive analysis of the literature on the subject.
The AA. examine the current understanding of various aspects of the theories about cell origin, ultrastructural features and mechanism (one-cell or two-cell) of bone degradation of the osteoclasts.
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The AA. report the expression of the Class I and II major histocompatibility antigens on oral mucosa Class I and II antigen expression varied between various disease states exhibiting proliferative or destructive tissue responses, and this expression is consistent with major histocompatibility complex (M.H.C.)-restricted cellular interactions. Oral mucosa doesn't express HLA-DQ antigens.
Chondroma: the A.A. describe the characteristics of etiopathogenetic, anatomy-pathological, clinical, diagnostic and therapeutical order of this uncommon pathology.
The A.A. describe the characteristics of etiopathogenetic, anatomy-pathological, clinical, diagnostic and therapeutical order of keratoacanthoma.
The Authors describe an operation of extirpation of jaw's osteomas in a patient with Gardner's Syndrome.
The A.A. present an uncommon case of eterotopy of the wisdom-tooth placed in the coronoid process, examining etiopthogenesis of this pathology after an attentive analysis of the literature.
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The AA. describe the most commonly used immunohistochemical techniques and their applications, discuting the problems relating to retention of tissue immunoreactivity and specificity of mono- or poly-clonal antibodies.
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