ORLPATH OWN: In Ameloblastic fi bromas, in the larger islands, peripheral palisading ofcolumnar cells with reverse nuclear polarity may be seen. However, seldom dothe islands and cords open up large enough to form central stellate reticulum.

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In Ameloblastic fi bromas, in the larger islands, peripheral palisading ofcolumnar cells with reverse nuclear polarity may be seen. However, seldom dothe islands and cords open up large enough to form central stellate reticulum.

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Both parts of the statement are TRUE

ORLPATH OWN

In Ameloblastic fi bromas, in the larger islands, peripheral palisading ofcolumnar cells with reverse nuclear polarity may be seen. However, seldom dothe islands and cords open up large enough to form central stellate reticulum.

Both parts of the statement are TRUE

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