The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Digestive system: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract. [c1959]. pt. 2. Lower digestive tract. [c1962, 1979]. pt. 3. Liver, biliary tract, and pancreas. [2d ed., c1964 |
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Page 114
Chancre of the lip is usually a single lesion , only occasionally multiple . The
erosive type may resemble a minute herpetic vesicle , with slight crusting and a
tendency to ooze . The hypertrophic type is larger and more indurated . The
ulcerative ...
Chancre of the lip is usually a single lesion , only occasionally multiple . The
erosive type may resemble a minute herpetic vesicle , with slight crusting and a
tendency to ooze . The hypertrophic type is larger and more indurated . The
ulcerative ...
Page 127
In leukoplakic lesions ( see page 126 ) the tendency toward malignant growth is
high if the cells of the prickle cell layer show ... The initial lesion in the soft tissues
is usually a deceptively benign ulcer , without marginal induration or pain .
In leukoplakic lesions ( see page 126 ) the tendency toward malignant growth is
high if the cells of the prickle cell layer show ... The initial lesion in the soft tissues
is usually a deceptively benign ulcer , without marginal induration or pain .
Page 136
Carcinoma of the root of the tongue or of the immobile portion of the tongue has
proved to be the most serious type of lesion which occurs in this region . The first
symptoms are pain on swallowing , otalgia on the same side , discomfort in the ...
Carcinoma of the root of the tongue or of the immobile portion of the tongue has
proved to be the most serious type of lesion which occurs in this region . The first
symptoms are pain on swallowing , otalgia on the same side , discomfort in the ...
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