Oral Pathology: Clinical-pathologic CorrelationsClinically orientated text designed for use as a standard reference book in oral pathology as well as a manual for diagnosis. This 2nd edition now includes revised chapters on vesiculo-bullous diseases, ulcerative diseases, white lesions, and an update of muscosal diseases. |
Contents
CLINICAL OVERVIEW | 1 |
Chapter | 4 |
RedBlue Lesions Chapter | 28 |
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Oral Pathology: Clinical-pathologic Correlations Joseph A. Regezi,James J. Sciubba Snippet view - 1989 |
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