[Clinical cases].

Clinical characteristics of peripheral ossifying fibroma: A series of 20 cases

BACKGROUND AND AIM: Peripheral ossifying fibroma (POF) is a reactive chronic localized hyperplastic gingival lesion. The present case-series was undertaken to determine the clinical variations in a series of different cases of oral POF. METHODS: Demographic and clinical data including age, gender, location, color, clinical diagnosis, size, consistency and radiographic view of the lesions were s...

Clinical manifestations of Lichen Planus: A report of 120 cases

Background: Lichen planus (LP) is an idiopathic papulosquamous disorder, which can show cutaneous or mucosal signs. It is caused by a cell mediated immune response to an antigen. A wide range of clinical manifestations has been reported. Objective: To determine the sex and age frequency and clinical presentations of this disease in patients referred to Razi hospital in Tehran. Patients and Meth...

Evaluation of clinical versus pathological difference in 232 cases with oral lesion

Background: The clinical and pathological evaluation of oral lesions are very important in this field. The purpose of this study was to assess clinico- pathological agreement on 232 cases with oral lesion s.Methods: The consecutive files of 232 patients with oral lesions from pathological laboratory archives of Babol Dental faculty and Shahid Beheshti Hospital were reviewed and the data include...

Well differentiated liposarcoma of spermatic cord: report of 3 rare cases

 Spermatic cord liposarcomas are very rare tumors. Patients usually present with painless growing scrotal swellings which are clinically misdiagnosed as hernia. The correct diagnosis is not common and usually they present as operative or histological surprises. To our knowledge, there are about 186 similar cases reported in the literature. Herein we report three cases of spermatic cord li...

A cross-sectional study of clinical, histopathological and direct immmunofluorescence diagnosis in autoimmune bullous diseases

Background: Immunobullous diseases are morphologically heterogeneous and the differentiation between various subtypes is essential for proper treatment and prognosis. The aim of our study was to analyze and correlate clinical, histopathological, and immunofluorescence findings in autoimmune bullous diseases.Method: A c...

Clinical and Patho - anatomical studies on Cases of Theileriosis in calves Histopathologically confusable with Juvenile Leukosis