The aim of the present study was to analyze the morphological characteristics and the microwear features of a collection of extracted human teeth showing NCCLs, clarifying their clinical and diagnostic presentations and possible significance.
The study aimed, through analysis of the macro- and micromorphological features of the lesions (considering the enamel, dentin, enamel prisms, dentinal tubules, and pulp), to clarify the different clinical and diagnostic presentations of dental wear and their possible significance.
This report, based on SEM study and analysis of a series of extracted human teeth, provides a complete overview of the distinctive morphological characteristics and the microwear features of dental wear lesions, clarifying their clinical and diagnostic presentations and possible significance.
Five patients had been diagnosed as a result of abnormal cytology on a diagnostic test after symptomatic presentation.
This case report presents a comprehensive summary of the clinical presentation, diagnostic work-up and post mortem examination of a Belgian Blue cross-breed calf with complete transposition of the great arteries.
We retrospectively reviewed the clinical presentation, diagnostic workup and management of seven critically ill patients who met diagnostic criteria for IPAF.
Aim of the present analysis was to evaluate and report on clinical presentation, diagnostic tools and treatment in patients identified during the first 4 years of activity.
The clinical presentation, diagnostic procedure, treatment, and outcome of this case were presented, with a review of the related literature.
We present the results under categories reflecting the main steps in the diagnostic pathway, namely presentation of leukaemia, parents' interpretation of symptoms, doctors' appraisal of children and parent doctor interactions.
