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J Dent Educ. 48(10): 568-570 1984
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Journal of Dental Education, Vol 48, Issue 10, 568-570
Copyright © 1984 by American Dental Education Association


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Primates as a teaching model for biopsy

JE Margarone, Natiella JR, and RR Natiella

It is our intention to poll former participants in this elective to determine their experience in biopsy of oral tissues in practice. To date, student critiques of this elective course have been positive; participants have strongly suggested that we continue this method of instruction. The use of animals can be justified by the fact that experience gained in this course is applicable to the serious problem of early detection of oral cancer. Curricula that include biopsy procedures will produce dentists who will be comfortable using this important diagnostic method in their practices. Studies indicate that more general dentists are utilizing biopsy. It is important that this trend be encouraged, and the use of the nonhuman primate in a course such as that described above is a positive step in this direction.





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