Manifestaciones bucales en pacientes pediátricos con nefritis lúpica

Noriega, S.; Camargo, MG Acosta de; Ortega, Ma Carmen Martínez; Uviedo, Clara

doi:10.24265/kiru.2017.v14n1.08

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“…Tem como principal característica o acúmulo de células doentes na medula óssea, que substituem as células sanguíneas normais 7 . As células leucêmicas têm a capacidade de infiltrar a gengiva, resultando na formação de falsas bolsas periodontais, que se tornam um sítio que favorecem o acúmulo de bactérias na região da mucosa gengival, iniciando um processo inflamatório, que resulta em um quadro de gengivite 36 .…”

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Manifestações Bucais em Pacientes com Leucemia

Mello

Teixeira

Silva

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Implantol. Health Sci.

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A leucemia é um tipo de neoplasia maligna de etiologia desconhecida, sendo resultado de uma proliferação anormal de células sanguíneas que podem ser originadas da medula óssea ou dos tecidos linfoides. Pode ser dividida em vários tipos, porém os quatro tipos primários são leucemia mieloide aguda (LMA), leucemia mieloide crônica (LMC), leucemia linfocítica aguda (LLA) e leucemia linfocítica crônica (LLC). As primeiras manifestações da patologia podem ser primeiramente na cavidade oral, como também as consequências do tratamento quimioterápico ou radioterápico. Foram utilizados para esse trabalho artigos com base no banco de dados e endereços eletrônicos nacionais e internacionais como: Google acadêmico, SciELO ou PubMed. O objetivo é alertar os profissionais da área da odontologia a respeito das complicações bucais decorrentes da leucemia e seus tratamentos, também como informar os possíveis tratamentos das determinadas manifestações. Sendo assim o cirurgião dentista é de extrema importância para o diagnóstico precoce e para o tratamento paliativo das severas complicações bucais que o paciente possa apresentar.

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Manifestações Bucais em Pacientes com Leucemia

Mello

Teixeira

Silva

et al. 2023

Braz. J. Implantol. Health Sci.

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Evaluation of UK paediatric nephrology teams’ understanding, experience and perceptions of oral health outcomes and accessibility to dental care: a mixed-methods study

Wallace,

Vernazza,

Emmet

et al. 2024

Pediatr Nephrol

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Background Oral health conditions are common in children and young people (CYP) with kidney disorders. There is currently limited literature on how confident paediatric nephrology teams feel to identify and manage oral health concerns for their patients. Method An exploratory mixed-method survey was distributed across all 13 UK specialist paediatric nephrology centres with responses received from consultants, registrars, specialist nurses and special interest (SPIN) paediatricians. Results Responses received from 109 multidisciplinary team members of 13/13 (100%) UK tertiary units. Ninety-two percent (n = 100) of respondents reported they had never received any training in oral health and 87% (n = 95) felt that further training would be beneficial to optimise care for patients and improve communication between medical and dental teams. Most respondents reported that they did not regularly examine, or enquire about, their patients’ oral health. Only 16% (n = 17) reported that all their paediatric kidney transplant recipients underwent routine dental assessment prior to transplant listing. Severe adverse oral health outcomes were rarely reported and only 11% (n = 12) of respondents recalled having a patient who had a kidney transplant delayed or refused due to concerns about oral infection. Seventy-eight percent (n = 85) felt that joint working with a dental team would benefit patients at their unit; however, 17% (n = 18) felt that current infrastructure does not currently support effective joint working. Conclusions Across the UK, paediatric kidney health professionals report lack of confidence and training in oral health. Upskilling subspecialty teams and creating dental referral pathways are recommended to maximise oral health outcomes for CYP with kidney diseases. Graphical abstract

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Prevalencia de traumatismos dentales en deportistas del gimnasio Instituto Veracruzano del deporte

Hernández-Pastrana¹,

Capetillo-Hernández²,

Tiburcio-Morteo³

et al. 2019

JOHS

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Athletes are exposed to trauma that can sometimes involve the oral cavity from an injury, fracture or dental loss. Many times aware or not that it is an own risk that represents practicing a certain sport but its vocation is greater regardless of the consequences. Objective. To determine the prevalence of dental trauma in athletes between 16-30 years of the gymnasium Institute Veracruzano of sport. Methodology Observational, cross-sectional and prospective study in a sample of 43 athletes applying a survey of 15 questions to athletes from the Institute Veracruzano of sport gymnasium. Contribution. The dental injuries found in this research were low, however, athletes should be educated in the protection of accidents through the appropriate equipment including the mouth, implementing mandatory preventive measures not before raising awareness about oral health care. Currently, dental injuries are the second cause of attention in emergency services in dentistry after caries.

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Manifestaciones bucales en pacientes pediátricos con nefritis lúpica

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Manifestações Bucais em Pacientes com Leucemia

Manifestações Bucais em Pacientes com Leucemia

Evaluation of UK paediatric nephrology teams’ understanding, experience and perceptions of oral health outcomes and accessibility to dental care: a mixed-methods study

Prevalencia de traumatismos dentales en deportistas del gimnasio Instituto Veracruzano del deporte

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