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Left maxilla; 5-month-old dog. Note the mass caudal Figure 3. Right maxilla; 5-month-old dog. A microscopic tumor to the canine tooth. (arrows) is seen associated with the erupting fourth premolar (PM4). The empty center of the tumor is an artifact. Hematoxylin and eosin.  

Left maxilla; 5-month-old dog. Note the mass caudal Figure 3. Right maxilla; 5-month-old dog. A microscopic tumor to the canine tooth. (arrows) is seen associated with the erupting fourth premolar (PM4). The empty center of the tumor is an artifact. Hematoxylin and eosin.  

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... 1 Sarcoma of dental follicular mononuclear cells is an extremely rare condition with a single case report. 2 In that report, 2 a 5-month-old dog had multiple vimentin-positive neoplasms arising from within the dental follicles of multiple teeth. That presentation differed from the dog of the present report, making that condition unlikely for the dog of the present report. ...
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