Along with a strictly morphological classification, a
histogenetic model, based on the concept of tumor progression, is regaining ground (4, 5).
The initial term, carcinoma in situ, became established in Europe but was objected to in North America on
histogenetic grounds.
A classification of the tumors of the glioma group on a
histogenetic basis with a correlated study of prognosis.
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Chordoid Glioma of the third ventricle: an ultrastructural study of three cases with
histogenetic hypothesis.
A wide variety of theories on their origin has been presented during the last century; however the
histogenetic origin of BCC remains controversial and requires further exploration.
Therefore, such diagnostic testing is not yet generally applicable in this
histogenetic group.
Several authors have proposed various
histogenetic theories to explain the origin of cartilage in the soft tissues of the oral cavity, but the exact cause of such cartilaginous masses is unknown [3, 16].
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