The Pathology of Growth Tumours
The Pathology of Growth Tumours
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From a section obtained by grinding without decalcifica- tion. The main mass of this outgrowth consists of dentine and shows the characteristic tubules. At the lower part is a large piece of enamel in which the prisms can be seen. At the top of the section is a small piece of enamel.
Clinically, however, other tumours of the teeth are called odontomata, such as tumours composed of cementum. Odontomata are rare tumours. They are usually small, but may attain to several ounces in weight. They are... found in the upper or the lower jaw, and may grow in the maxillary antrum. They are met with in horses and cattle as well as in man.
64 TUMOURS Microscopically they consist chiefly of dentine, mixed with which may be varying quantities of enamel or bone (cementum). Sometimes abortive tooth crowns are formed on the surface.
Other tumours of the teeth, clinically called odontomata, are osteomata and fibromata.
Glioma.
A glioma is a tumour composed of neuroglia. They occur in the central nervous system and in the retina 20/00 Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From a section obtained by grinding without decalcifica- tion. The main mass of this outgrowth consists of dentine and shows the characteristic tubules. At the lower part is a large piece of enamel in which the prisms can be seen. At the top of the section is a small piece of enamel.
Clinically, however, other tumours of the teeth are called odontomata, such as tumours composed of cementum. Odontomata are rare tumours. They are usually small, but may attain to several ounces in weight. They are... found in the upper or the lower jaw, and may grow in the maxillary antrum. They are met with in horses and cattle as well as in man.
64 TUMOURS Microscopically they consist chiefly of dentine, mixed with which may be varying quantities of enamel or bone (cementum). Sometimes abortive tooth crowns are formed on the surface.
Other tumours of the teeth, clinically called odontomata, are osteomata and fibromata.
Glioma.
A glioma is a tumour composed of neuroglia. They occur in the central nervous system and in the retina 20/00 Fig.
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