[Gingival fibromatosis associated with bilateral palatal fibromas].
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A case of specific catheterization of the sublingual gland is presented. The possibility of routine examination of this gland is discussed on the basis of a review of the literature.
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The authors present a serie of 20 cases of craniofacial injuries with or without CSF leakage. They propose a simple classification in 2 groups following the impact: braniofacial injury or orbitofacial injury. For their, craniofacial or orbitofacial injuries are to be operated in one stage by an neurosurgical and maxillofacial team. The best time for operation is approximately around the 10th day following trauma.
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The authors presents two cases of basocellular nevomatosis with multiple maxillary cysts. He thought it important to point out the presence of a cyst in the left styloid apophysis, as up to now, epidermoid cysts have never been observed in other facial bones apart from the maxillae in BCN. In conclusion, the author presents three casses, which although showing multiple cysts or pseudocysts of the maxillae, do not belong to the BCN syndrome.
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The authors describe two cases of squamous cell carcinomata. Neither the localisation on the anterior border, neither the evolution seems common. A histochemical and electronmicroscopical investigation of different fragments achieves their study.