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Evaluation of dental radiographic identification: an experimental study by Sholl, S.A, Moody, G.H

“…The object of this study was to assess the value of dental radiographs for the purposes of personal identification in the absence of tooth restorations. 198…”
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Human teeth as historical biomonitors of environmental and dietary lead: some lessons from isotopic studies of 19th and 20th century archival material by Farmer, J G, MacKenzie, A B, Moody, G H

“…The lead isotopic composition of various sections (crown, crown base, root) of teeth was determined in specimens collected from 19th century skulls preserved…”
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Multiple idiopathic root resorption. A case report and discussion of pathogenesis by Moody, G H, Muir, K F

“…A rare case of multiple idiopathic root resorption (MIRR) involving 5 adjacent anterior and posterior teeth is presented and the pathogenesis discussed. The…”
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Identification in the Lockerbie air disaster by Moody, G H, Busuttil, A

“…In the aftermath of the Lockerbie air disaster, identification of the victims (plane occupants and local residents) was established by two primary methods:…”
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A primary double molar tooth in a child with Russell-Silver syndrome by Bedi, R, Moody, G H

“…The prevalence of double teeth in the primary dentition, for the British schoolchild, is 1.6%. Although primary double teeth in the anterior region of the…”
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The skeletonized body: suicidal inhalation of motorbike exhaust by Busuttil, A, Moody, G H, Obafunwa, J O, Dewar, C, McIntosh, M

“…An adolescent boy who was being treated for psychiatric illness went missing. The body was discovered a year later, and he appeared to have committed suicide…”
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Sarcoid-type reaction associated with retained roots: an unusual cyst-like lesion of the jaw by Mathieson, G, Moody, G H

“…This report describes the unusual findings following curettage of a large cyst-like lesion of the mandible in a 47-year-old woman. Histological examination of…”
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Synovial chondromatosis of the temporomandibular joint by Musgrove, B T, Moody, G H

“…A case report of synovial chondromatosis of the temporomandibular joint is presented in which the limitations of clinical findings, needle biopsy, standard…”
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Isotopic ratios of lead in human teeth and sources of exposure in Edinburgh by Farmer, John G., Sugden, Carol L., Mackenzie, Angus B., Moody, G. Howard, Fulton, Mary

“…The mean 206 pb/ 207 pb ratio of 1.131 ± 0.015 (range 1.112-1.150) found for lead in the teeth of 'low-lead exposure' children in Edinburgh is intermediate…”
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Central neurilemma of the mandible by Musgrove, B T, Moody, G H

“…A rare case of symptomless central neurilemmoma of the mandible is reported. Post-operative recovery was uneventful and, in particular, post-surgical…”
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Recurrent meningioma of the head and neck--two case reports and a review of the literature by Moody, G H, Cornah, J, Leopard, P

“…Two very unusual cases of recurrent meningioma characterised by cheek swelling and proptosis of the eye are reported. Clinical and histological features are…”
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Glomus tumor of the lip. A case report and immunohistochemical study by Moody, G H, Myskow, M, Musgrove, C

“…A rare glomus tumor of the lip is reported and--with nineteen glomus tumors from other sites--examined immunohistochemically with both monoclonal and…”
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Aluminium leaching and fluoride by Moody, G H, Southam, J C, Buchan, S A, Farmer, J G

“…Aluminium leaching from cooking utensils is a source of dietary aluminium and there are differing reports in the literature concerning the effects of fluoride…”
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Oral medicine and pathology in a developing country by Moody, G H

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The source of plasminogen activator in human saliva by Moody, G H

“…Human mixed stimulated saliva (MSS) has fibrinolytic activity (plasminogen activator activity) but no such activity could be demonstrated in the supernatants…”
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Understanding pathologists (an exercise in communication): 4. Understanding special laboratory procedures by Moody, G H

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Understanding pathologists (an exercise in communication): 3. Understanding the report by Moody, G H

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Understanding pathologists (an exercise in communication): 2. Understanding biopsy techniques by Moody, G H

“…For the best possible report to be made, it is necessary for the appropriate specimen to be taken and transported in the appropriate manner, and then correctly…”
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Understanding pathologists (an exercise in communication): 1. Understanding pathology by Moody, G H

“…Pathology is a discipline that is often approached with some reserve by nonpathologists. In this four-part series the author aims to 'demystify' the subject…”
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Autographic study of fibrinolytic activity of rat oral epithelium by Southam, J C, Moody, G H

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