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Occupational disease. Photo 1: Phosphorus necrosis front view (11,5x9 cm; Photographer unknown) Photo 2: Phosphorus necrosis side view (10x8,5 cm; Photographer unknown) Annotation: Phosphorus necrosis is the death of jaw bones due

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New Morbid Terminology: Phossy Jaw, The Occupational Disease of Matchstick Makers

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