Oral & maxillofacial pathology · Odontogenic tumours
A multilocular jaw lesion. What does the biopsy reveal? Ameloblastoma: two microscopic clues
Palisaded basal cells with reverse polarity and a stellate reticulum-like centre. Free PDF with the case, patterns, BRAF V600E vs SMO and the differentials.
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Ameloblastoma histology and the odontogenic tumour differential, with free PDF notes, built for FRCPath candidates, NEET-SS and INI-SS aspirants, MD/DNB pathology residents, and APCP board preparation or pathology board preparation.
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