10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CEMENTOCLASIA»
Discover the use of
cementoclasia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cementoclasia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Stedman's medical speller
cell. -. cementoclasia. cell (continued) vitreous с с wall с wall-defective bacteria
wandering с Warthin-Finkeldey с wasserhelle с water-clear с of parathyroid white
blood с (WBC) WI-38 с wing с yolk с zymogenic с cella, pl. cellae с media ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2001
2
Fundamentals of oral histology and embryology
Odontoclasia (cementoclasia, dentinoclasia), with Howship's lacunae (arrows) in
dentin and cementum. Note that some of the lacunae contain "clast" cells, (CC,
cellular cementum; D, dentin; PL, periodontal ligament; (AC, acellular cementum;
...
Dominic Vincent Provenza, 1988
3
Langenscheidt Fachwörterbuch Kompakt Medizin Englisch: ...
... Zahnze- mentbildungszelle /, Zementbildungszelle / cementoclasia
Zementresorption / (der Zahne) cementoenamel junction Zahnschmelz- grenze f
cementogenesis Zementogenese f Zementbildung f Zahnzemententste- hung /
cementoma ...
Fritz-Jürgen Nöhring, 2004
4
Oral Histology: Inheritance and Development
A, Cementoclasia. Note the odontoclast (O) or cementoclast in the Howship's
lacuna and that the process of erosion of the cementum (C) has progressed into
the dentin (D). Erosion front (E)and periodontal ligament (PL). (Hematoxylin and
...
Dominic Vincent Provenza, Werner Seibel, 1986
5
Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
... are developing into cementoblasts and in which there isonlya small proportion
ofcalcifiedtissue. cementoclasia [s -men′′to-kla'zh ] disintegration of the
cementumofatooth. cementoclast [s -men'to-klast′′] phagocytes of dental
cement.
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood, 2011
6
Mosby's Dental Dictionary
The cementoblast, trapped within cellular cementum, becomes acementocyte.
cementoclasia(smen ́tōklā ́zh ,-zē),nthe destruction of cementum by
cementoclasts. cementocyte (s men ́tōsīt), nthe cell found within lacunae of
cellular cementum; ...
7
A Dictionary of Dentistry
Treatment is by surgical removal of the tooth and associated tumour.
cementoclasia n. The destruction of *cement by cementoclasts. It occurs normally
as part of primary tooth exfoliation (shedding). cementoclast n. A multinucleated
giant cell ...
8
Pesquisa agropecuária brasileira: Série agronomia
A observação da cementoclasia e destruição de dentina ajuda a explicar o fato
de que nos exames radiológicos encontramos depressões ao nível das raízes
dos dentes Pi e Pi maxilares (Fig. 43). Vimos que os bovinos podem ser afetados
...
9
Vox Medical Spanish and English Dictionary
... cementoblast n. cementoblasto. cementoblastoma n. cementoblastoma.
benign cementoblastoma cementoblastoma benigno. cementoclasia n.
cementoclasia. cementoclast n. cementoclasto. cementocyte n. cementocito.
cemento-exostosis ...
10
Dorland Diccionario Enciclopédico Illustrado de Medicina
I Cemento acelular (CA) que muestra las líneas incrementales que van paralelas
al eje longitudinal del diente. D, dentina; LP, ligamento periodontal. (Aumento X
300). cementoclasia (cementoclasia) [cemento- + del gr. klasis, rotura + —ia] ...
