Dacryops of Krause gland in the inferior fornix in a child.

A Case of Dacryops

normal. (iv) Bulbar conjunctiva was quite normal. V the upper fornix a whitish swelling of the size of three-quarter of an inch by half an inch was Been, this swelling became much more marked on everting e upper lid when it was seen extending on the uine spect of the upper lid to about one-quarter of an in? Jove the lid margin and above the limbus. This veiling was cystic in feeling. (vi) Rest ...

Rhabdomyosarcoma of the Lower Eye Fornix and Conjunctiva in a Child

Bilocular Stafne Bone Defect above And Below the Inferior Alveolar Canal Assessed by Cone Beam Computed Tomography: A Case Report

Stafne bone defect is a bone depression containing salivary gland or fatty soft tissue on the lingual surface of the mandible. The most common location is within the submandibular gland fossa and often close to the inferior border of the mandible. This defect is asymptomatic and generally discovered only incidentally during radiographic examination of the area. Stafne bone defect appears as a w...

Morphological and histological study of superior lacrimal gland of third eyelid in camel (Camelus dromedarius)

In this study ten pairs of superior gland of third eyelid of 10 adult male camels free of apparent ocular disease were examined to compare the normal anatomical and histological properties of these glands. After dissecting, all of the glands were characterized and measured (length and width) on both the left and right side. In the camels, the superior gland of the third eyelid was oval shaped a...

Anatomical and histological study of molar salivary gland in domestic cat

The gross and microscopic anatomy of the molar salivary gland of the domestic cat was studied. In this research, five pair of molar glandsfrom five male adult cats were used. In cat, the molar gland was elongated rectangle shape and was located obliquely in the submucosal fossa of the inferior lip, near the oral commissure. The dorsal border of the molar gland was attached to the masseter muscl...