A clinico-pathological investigation of ameloblastoma

Although the presentation of ameloblastoma within this Chinese community was broadly similar to that observed in other populations, it differed in a number of important respects. It had a younger age at first presentation than many other communities, including other Orientals; it was associated with a shorter period between first becoming aware of the lesion and seeking treatment, particularly in the young; and it was more frequently associated with pain than in the SR.

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A clinico-pathological investigation of ameloblastoma

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A clinicopathological study of ameloblastomas

A clinicopathological study of ameloblastomas

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