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1. Große Speicheldrüsen

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Eneroth, C.-M., Jacobsson, F., Diethelm, L., editor, Olsson, O., editor, Strnad, F., editor, Vieten, H., editor, Zuppinger, A., editor, Eneroth, C.-M., Gibb, R., Hellriegel, W., Hohl, K., Jacobsson, D. F., Oeser, H., Ott, F., Pointon, R. C. S., Scherer, E., Schlungbaum, W., Schwarz, K., Storck, H., van der Plaats, G. J., Todd, I. D. H., and Krokowski, E., editor

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1972
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7. Spezielle Strahlentherapie Maligner Tumoren Teil 1 / Radiation Therapy of Malignant Tumours Part 1

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Eneroth, C.-M., primary, Gibb, R., additional, Hellriegel, W., additional, Hohl, K., additional, Jacobsson, D. F., additional, Oeser, H., additional, Ott, F., additional, Pointon, R. C. S., additional, Scherer, E., additional, Schlungbaum, W., additional, Schwarz, K., additional, Storck, H., additional, van der Plaats, G. J., additional, Todd, I. D. H., additional, and Zuppinger, A., additional

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1972
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10. Ultrastructure of salivary calculi.

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Anneroth, G., Eneroth, C. -M., Isacsson, G., and Lundquist, P. -G.

Subjects
*SALIVARY glands, *CALCULI, *CONNECTIVE tissues, *MANDIBULAR prosthesis, *PROSTHODONTICS, *ULTRASTRUCTURE (Biology)
Abstract

Twenty-one submandibular salivary calculi from 19 patients were examined with the light and electron microscope Adjacent to the peripheral parts of the calculi metaplastic squamous epithelium or connective tissue was seen in close contact to the mineralized matrix Disintegrated cellular substances from these tissue components were in some cases found to condense in a peripherally located zone of the salivary calculi. The morphology of the examined salivary calculi varied extensively not only within each calculus but also from one calculus to another, High and low incidence of crystals gave rise to the lamellated pattern. In some cases the crystals were so abundant as to give a dense homogeneous appearance. In the central parts of the calculi spheroid bodies of very low electron density with a size ranging from 1 to 100μm were found in an amorphous matrix. The origin of these structures is discussed. In the peripheral parts of some calculi osmiophilic spherical bodies with an electron microscopical appearance similar to lipid granules as well as bacteria of cocci or coliform type were found Degenerated bacteria might in some cases contribute in forming part of the peripheral organic matrix [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1978
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11. Principles of treatment of different types of parotid tumors.

Author

Eneroth, C.-M. and Hamberger, C.-A.

Abstract

The prerequisite for an adequate treatment of a parotid tumor is a correct diagnosis - a diagnosis based on well delimited histological types of tumor. A classification with a clear delimitation between benign and malignant types of tumor is presented. The prognosis, relation to the facial nerve and the radiosensitivity of the different types of tumor in this classification have been studied in a series of about 2,000 parotid tumors. The extent of the surgical intervention - subtotal or total parotidectomy, radical neck dissection, sacrificing of the facial nerve - and the decision to perform preoperative irradiation are determined by the type of tumor; therefore, a correct diagnosis of the tumor before treatment is important as the primary diagnostic method aspiration biopsy has been routinely employed during the last decade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1974
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