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Page 105
... cavities of the body it is liable to appear in the form of secondary nodules elsewhere in that cavity . These nodules may be few in number or be so numerous as to form a practically continuous lining over the membrane surface . It is ...
... cavities of the body it is liable to appear in the form of secondary nodules elsewhere in that cavity . These nodules may be few in number or be so numerous as to form a practically continuous lining over the membrane surface . It is ...
Page 121
... cavity frequently contains putty - like material which consists of flakes of keratin and sebum ; hairs commonly project into the cavity . The cyst is mostly thin walled but there is at some point on the circumference a ridge or mound of ...
... cavity frequently contains putty - like material which consists of flakes of keratin and sebum ; hairs commonly project into the cavity . The cyst is mostly thin walled but there is at some point on the circumference a ridge or mound of ...
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... cavity of the bone . It is non - osteogenic and consists of small , dark - staining cells which destroy the bone . When the bone expands there may be some reactive ( not tumorous ) periosteal new bone formation . The tumour is rapidly ...
... cavity of the bone . It is non - osteogenic and consists of small , dark - staining cells which destroy the bone . When the bone expands there may be some reactive ( not tumorous ) periosteal new bone formation . The tumour is rapidly ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
HYPERTROPHY HYPERPLASIA ATROPHY APLASIA | 52 |
PROTOZOAL AND HELMINTHIC INFECTIONS | 62 |
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