Necrotizing sialometaplasia: a diagnostic dilemma.
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Publications and source records attributed to W N Colquitt.
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In 1925 the patient's exposure to x-radiation was reduced 50 percent by the application of emulsion to both sides of the dental film. Another similar reduction is possible when the layers of emulsion are once again doubled. The authors have rediscovered this idea and tested it. A double film packet containing films which are hinged on one side for proper reorientation after developing was produced. The films were exposed to half the radiation given to normal packets. It was found that density, contrast, and definition were all comparable to normal exposures when allowances were made for an additional layer of blue-tinted film base. In addition to reduced exposure to x-rays, the folded-film technique gives a second view of the exposed area. An underexposed view is obtained by viewing either side of the folded film alone. This underexposed view offers some details not seen on fully exposed films.
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This case exemplifies the clinical and histomorphologic manifestations of a moist wart (condyloma acuminatum) and emphasizes the possibility of oral condylomas in patients with anogenital condyloma acuminatum.
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