Titlebook: Atlas of Tumors of the Facial Skeleton; Odontogenic and Nono Joachim Prein,Wolfgang Remagen,Erwin Uehlinger Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Excitation of Nerve and Muscle,(Thoma and Goldman 1946). In a later classification of odontogenic tumors, ameloblastic odontoma was assigned to the group of epithelial odontogenic tumors . an inductive effect on the mesenchyma (Pindborg and Clausen 1958). Finally three forms of odontoma were defined: complex odontoma, compound od

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Fundamentals of Neurophysiologyion of the jaw mentioned by Rywkind (1932), who compared it to cholesteatoma of the ear, was later identified as a calcifying odontogenic cyst (Gorlin et al. 1962; Altini and Farman 1975). The atypical case of an ameloblastoma described in 1946 by Thoma and Goldman as a “strange variant” of an amelo

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Fundamentals of Neurophysiology they were a matrix for cyst formation at the roots of teeth. Turner (quoted in Toller 1967) later confirmed that assumption (1898), referring to the granulomas at nonvital roots as “epithelial root tumors.”

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Cementomaia is definitely a reactive process, whereas cementoma is thought to be a true neoplasm, and cementifying fibroma and gigantiform cementoma are probably also tumorlike lesions. This led the WHO, in 1971, to establish the following categories for lesions of this group (cf. Pindborg and Kramer 1971):

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Cementifying Fibromaia” (Pindborg and Hj?rting-Hansen 1974). As mentioned in Chapter 7, all lesions designated by the terms listed above were formerly classified as cemen-tomas. Thus, statistical data published before introduction of the WHO classification in 1971 are unreliable.