母娘 2 代にわたって現われたエナメル上皮腫について

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Ameloblastoma is an epithelial neoplasm which is considered by some to be derived from epithelial cells organ, a development structure, intimately related with tooth development. This tumor is most frequently found in the molar region of the mandible. We have recently experienced two identical cases of ameloblastoma in the same side of angle of the jaw for two generations from a mother who was fifty-four years of age to her daughter, twenty-seven. We found that considering from the stand point of Pathological histology, both of them were equal to Type III studied by Miyazaki and Arai, and to Type Stellat・Follicular by Toma. We cured both of case I and II by amputating in continuity the right side of the lower jaw and immediately transplanting auto-ilium. We regret our inability to determine the causes of this tumor.
九州歯科学会の論文
1970-05-31