Named Cells in Oral Pathology: A Brief Review.

Named cells refer to cells that are associated with the name of the scientist who first described them. These cells can be either seen in normal tissues or may be noticed in pathological conditions, including infections, inflammatory conditions, neoplasms, and in certain metabolic disorders. This article lists some named cells seen in routine histopathological practice with a brief description about their morphology and staining reactions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]