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Effect of dietary biotin supplement on equine hoof horn growth rate and hardness by Buffa, E A, Van Den Berg, S S, Verstraete, F J, Swart, N G

“…Over a 10-month period, 24 randomly selected riding horses were fed various amounts of biotin. Statistically significant improvements in growth rates and…”
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Influence of time and exposure to air on radiographic contrast and relative film speed of three rapid dental film processing solutions by Matthee, M J, Seeliger, J E, Prinsloo, N J, Swart, N G

“…The aim of this study was to determine the influence of exposure to air and time on the radiographic contrast and relative film speed of three processing…”
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The Rapp-Hodgkin syndrome by Breslau-Siderius, E J, Lavrijsen, A P, Otten, F W, van der Schroeff, J G, Swart, J G

“…We report on a family with the Rapp-Hodgkin ectodermal dysplasia syndrome. Four affected family members are described and a review of the literature is given…”
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Xanthomatous lesion of the mandible. Report of a case by Slootweg, P J, Swart, J G, van Kaam, N

“…Xanthomatous lesions of the jawbone are rare and ill-defined. In the case presented, infiltration of the mandibular bone marrow by abundant foam cells was…”
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Subperiosteal onlay augmentation of the mandible: a clinical and radiographic survey by Swart, J G, Allard, R H

“…A five-year follow-up study of 26 patients who underwent subperiosteal onlay augmentation of the mandible using corticocancellous bone from the iliac crest is…”
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Dental aspects of hypophosphatasia: a case report, family study, and literature review by Macfarlane, J D, Swart, J G

“…The classic oral features of hypophosphatasia, namely, premature tooth loss and large pulp spaces, were found in a young adult woman with bone and joint pains…”
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Oral manifestations in Cowden's syndrome. Report of four cases by Swart, J G, Lekkas, C, Allard, R H

“…Cowden's syndrome or multiple hamartoma and neoplasia syndrome is a hereditary disorder combining multiple hamartomas of many organs. These hamartomas are…”
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