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1Practical Manual of Oral Pathology and Microbiology2
3Practical Manual of Oral Pathology and Microbiology
Vijay Wadhwan Department of Oral Pathology Sharad Pawar Dental College and Hospital Sawangi (Meghe) Wardha, Maharashtra, India
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5Foreword
Memory makes you miserable when you forget the infinite, and enlightened when you forget the trivial.
Mere learning is not knowledge. A man of knowledge is not only a learned in his field but also guides his students accordingly on the same path.
Practical Manual of Oral Pathology and Microbiology by Dr Vijay Wadhwan, is indeed an innovative step towards the training of the undergraduate dental students in the subject of Oral Pathology and Microbiology. Each of the first VII sections focuses on the basic aspects of the differing pathologies encountered in the oral cavity. It has been well compiled by Dr Vijay Wadhwan and focus on the basics of the subject will certainly help the students in (their quest of assimilating knowledge) streamlining their thought process.
The efforts of Dr Vijay Wadhwan are indeed worthy of appreciation and it will spare the students from going through innumerable textbooks as all the essentials are given in this practical manual.
I congratulate Dr Vijay Wadhwan and wish him and his book Practical Manual of Oral Pathology and Microbiology all success.
Ramakant S Nayak
Principal, Professor and Head
Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology
Maratha Mandal's Nathajirao G Halgekar
Institute of Dental Sciences and Research Centre
R.S. No. 47 A/2, Bauxite Road Belgaum, Karnataka, India
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7Preface
Oral cavity is a part of body which is not only meant for tasting the delicacies but it also acts as a gateway for detection of many underlying systemic disease processes. Medical knowledge and basic understanding of the diseases is undergoing a sea change due to the advancement in the fields of immunohistochemistry, PCR, etc. This manual is intended to be a basic guide for identifying various commonly occurring oral diseases. It makes no pretence to be a comprehensive or balanced account of oral pathology as a whole.
For the undergraduate students, this is essentially a practical manual which contains the basic precise and exacting methods to go about the routine practical work. This manual should be of value to undergraduates as they can draw the microscopic features in the space provided for drawing histopathological diagrams. The students are hereby encouraged to seek additional information on various topics from the various textbooks.
Vijay Wadhwan
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9Acknowledgments
“I have gathered a posie of other men's flowers, and nothing but the thread that binds them is mine own.”
— John Bartlett
Every man, whatever his accomplishments, always owes a deep debt of gratitude to many people who he meets in the journey called life. During the preparation of this manuscript, I have been fortunate enough to receive help and advice from wherever I sought it.
If the Almighty does not want something, it can never be done. I would like to thank Almighty for everything in my life.
I am indebted to my teachers for their words of wisdom, encouragement, and nurturing whatsoever was good in me. It is only due to the efforts of my teachers Dr Mrs Alka D Kale, Dr Ramakant S Nayak and Dr Seema Hallikerimath, who taught me with patience and who were willing to share all their knowledge that this manual has been able to reach its destiny.
When eating a fruit, think of the person who planted the tree. I would like to thank Dr Vijay Gupta and Dr Anil Singla who realized my potential and constantly encouraged me for my endeavors into the unknown.
My thanks would be incomplete if I don't mention the names of Dr AJ Pakhan, and Dr RM Borle who let me utilize the library and other facilities in their institute.
We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures. I would be neglecting my duties if I fail to mention the names of Dr Minal S Chaudhary, Dr Madhuri Gawande and Dr Abhiney Puri as these were the ones who stood by me during my tough times.
Parents teach all the worthwhile values of human life. I owe it all to my father Sh Vinod Kumar Wadhwan and my mother Smt Santosh, my in-laws Brig RS Malik and Mrs Chandrabala Malik and my uncle Sh Suraj Prakash and my aunt Late Smt Sangeeta as they all proved to be my pillars of strength throughout.
No man can accomplish much without the help, support, and understanding of his family. I hereby acknowledge with the deepest gratitude and affection the patience and support of my wife Dr Sangeeta Wadhwan and our sons Siddharth and Siddhanth.
I would also like to thank all the people whom I may have omitted by mistake.
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13CERTIFICATE
14Instructions to Candidates
  1. Use appropriate colors to draw diagrams.
  2. Practical record books and required pencils should be carried to every practical class.
  3. Signatures should be obtained from the respective batch-in-charge after the completion of diagrams of each chapter.
  4. Content page to be filled in and signatures to be obtained in time period specified by the incharge.
  5. Candidates should not mishandle the microscopes and slides.
  6. Candidates should be punctual and regular.
  7. Cleanliness and discipline should be maintained.
  8. Good conduct is appreciated.
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Index of Histopathological Diagrams
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Index of Histopathological Diagrams
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Index of Histopathological Diagrams
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Index of Histopathological Diagrams
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Index of Histopathological Diagrams
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