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aetiology |
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aetiology see etiology. |
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| While tantalizing, associations with other diseases, well reviewed in this volume, are inconsistent and suggest that the virus may have another role beyond the etiologic, namely, by affecting the phenotype of already existing tumor cells and possibly propelling tumor progression. 1,2,5) Our patient presented with two possible etiologic factors: a history of smoking and the possibility of hard palate trauma caused by the dental prosthesis. For example, diseases such as asthma arise from dozens of etiologic agents. |
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