Titlebook: Atlas of Tumors of the Facial Skeleton; Odontogenic and Nono Joachim Prein,Wolfgang Remagen,Erwin Uehlinger Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berli

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The Nature and Structure of Feasible Setsia” (Pindborg and Hj?rting-Hansen 1974). As mentioned in Chapter 7, all lesions designated by the terms listed above were formerly classified as cemen-tomas. Thus, statistical data published before introduction of the WHO classification in 1971 are unreliable.

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Fundamentals of Neurophysiologythe calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor more accurately in 1958 (Pindborg 1955a, b, 1958); since then the term “Pindborg’s tumor” has also been in use. A case of so-called malignant odontoma described by Wunderer in 1953 was later recognized as calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor (Pindborg 1958).

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Protein Misfolding and Aggregation,se “soft tumors” should not be confused with the semimalignant, purely epithelial ameloblastomas. Later, when odontogenic tumors were more precisely classified according to their tissues of origin (Thoma and Goldman 1946), AF was first recognized as a separate entity and was referred to as “soft odo

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The Nature and Structure of Feasible Setsia is definitely a reactive process, whereas cementoma is thought to be a true neoplasm, and cementifying fibroma and gigantiform cementoma are probably also tumorlike lesions. This led the WHO, in 1971, to establish the following categories for lesions of this group (cf. Pindborg and Kramer 1971):

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