. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . ic pulp. Patient: Mrs. Figure i2g. History: Patient had lymphangitis. From the left submandibular region the lymph vessels wereseen as red lines extending to the breast and axilla. The submaxillary and cervical lymph glands wereswollen. No pain in the teeth. Roentgen Examination: Shows a radiolucent area surrounding the root of the lower second bicuspid,which is a devitalized tooth. The lesion extends way up to the cervical margin. Result of Operation: Aiter extraction of the tooth and curettage, th
. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . ic pulp. Patient: Mrs. Figure i2g. History: Patient had lymphangitis. From the left submandibular region the lymph vessels wereseen as red lines extending to the breast and axilla. The submaxillary and cervical lymph glands wereswollen. No pain in the teeth. Roentgen Examination: Shows a radiolucent area surrounding the root of the lower second bicuspid,which is a devitalized tooth. The lesion extends way up to the cervical margin. Result of Operation: Aiter extraction of the tooth and curettage, the inflammation of the lymphaticsdecreased and finally disappeared. Patient: Mrs. P. C ^>^ i30. History: Patient had intermittent fever for three months. Temperature up to F. Had beencarefully examined for a cause without success. Roentgen Examination: Shows radiolucent area on lower first molar, indicating a blind alveolarabscess. Result of Operation: After extraction of the tooth, the patients temperature remained normal. ROENTGEXOGRAPHIC STUDY OF PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS lOl.
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