Volume 3

Descriptive catalogue of the pathological specimens contained in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

  • Paget, James, Sir, 1814-1899.
Date:
1882-1885
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Descriptive catalogue of the pathological specimens contained in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    APPENDIX TO INJUEIES AND DISEASES OF THE TEETH * Fracture: 2121a. Malformations and Irregularities of the Teeth : 2135 a to 2137 B. Deviations from the usual size : 2135 a. Deviations from the usual Number of Fangs : 2135 b to 2135 e a. Supernumerary Teeth : 2135 f to 2135 o. Deficiency in the Number of Teeth : 2135 p, 2135 Q. Coalescence and partial Union of Teeth : 2135 b, 2136 a a, 2136 A 6. Malformed and Ill-developed Teeth: 2136 c to 2136 Qa. Teeth with Malformed, El-developed, Divergent or otherwise abnormal Fangs : 21-36 h to 2136 k. Irregularities in the Position of Teeth: 2136 l to 2136 o. Honey-combed Teeth : 2137 a, 2137 b. Diseases of the Teeth:— Undue Wearing of Teeth by Attrition : 2142 c to 2142 f. Erosion: 2142 G. Caries: 2145 a. Polypus of the Pulp : 2146 a. Absorption of Fangs : 2154 a. Absorption by Pressure : 2154 b. Hypertrophy of Fangs : 2157 a. Alveolar Cyst: 2161 b. Tumours of the Teeth : 2169 a, 2169 b, 2170 a. Accumulations of Tartar : 2177 a. 2121a. a lower lateral incisor tooth, of vi^hich the crown has been separated by a fracture. The lingual surface of the tooth is grooved as if by erosion. Presented hy W. S. Burrows, Esq. 2135 a. Six teeth to illustrate deviations from the normal size. From various Donors. * N.B.—The specimens described in this Appendix were, with few ex- ceptions, collected, and many of the others were presented, by Alfred Coleman, Esq., who revised the Sheets of the Catalogue of the previously existing collection of Injuries and Diseases of the Teeth. They were received too late for description in their appropriate places.—May 1884.