Microhemodynamic Changes as Indicator of Psychoemotional Stress at Dental Treatment

Михальченко, Д В; Vorobyev, A. S.; Alexandrov, A. V.; Makedonova, Yu. A.; Gavrikova, L.M.; Dyachenko, D. Yu.

doi:10.35630/2199-885x/2020/10/2.26

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“…Another study showed that microcirculatory changes can indicate psycho-emotional stress development. [ 21 ] The study included 30 patients. The control group consisted of patients without psycho-emotional disorders but with postprosthetic complications after dental implantation.…”

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Psychodiagnostics as a Mandatory Element of Patient Protocols in Dentistry

Bogaevskaya

Ignatova

Yumashev

2021

Journal of International Society of Preventive and Community Dentistry

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Psychodiagnostics as a Mandatory Element of Patient Protocols in Dentistry

Bogaevskaya

Ignatova

Yumashev

2021

Journal of International Society of Preventive and Community Dentistry

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“…As a response to the impact of such aggravating factors as pain, blood loss [7], mechanical tissue damage [1][2][3][4][5], hypoxia [6], increased free radical oxidation [8,9], a non-specific neuroendocrine reaction appears [10]. Consequently, the influence of different types of therapeutic approaches for the treatment of post-prosthetic complications is reflected in the dynamics of changes in serum concentrations of both catecholamines (epinephrine, norepinephrine) [11] and glucocorticoids (cortisol) -hormones of the medulla and the adrenal cortex [12].…”

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Immunological Assessment of the Stress Response in Patients With Inflammatory Postprothetic Complications

Makedonova¹,

Михальченко²,

Kurkina³

et al. 2021

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Post-prosthetic complications during dental implantation are accompanied by pain symptoms leading to disorders of the psychoemotional state. All this influences the behavior of patients. In addition, psychoemotional stress is often a factor of provocation and persistence of the complications. The presence of a stress state in the identified pathology, as well as the influence of various therapies on the treatment of post-prosthetic complications, is reflected in the dynamics of changes in the concentrations of both catecholamines (epinephrine, norepinephrine) and glucocorticoids (cortisol) — hormones of the medulla and the adrenal cortex. The aim: to conduct an immunological analysis of the stress response in patients with postprosthetic complications during dental implantation. Materials and methods: The study was performed in 120 patients with post-prosthetic complications during dental implantation before and during treatment: Group I (control) — 30 patients treated with the conventional therapy; group II — 30 patients treated with ozone therapy in addition to the conventional therapy; group III — 30 patients treated with transcranial electrical stimulation in addition to the conventional therapy; Group IV — 30 patients treated with a combination of conventional therapy, ozone therapy and transcranial electrical stimulation. The concentration of epinephrine, norepinephrine, cortisol, alkaline phosphatase, and the Garkavi index were evaluated. Results: The change in these indicators after the treatment indicates the normalization of the level of the studied enzymes — markers of bone homeostasis, which is confirmed by an improvement in the clinical picture in the oral cavity. Conclusion: changes in immunological parameters objectively reflect the psychoemotional state of patients. The nature of changes in the hormonal stress response to the treatment of post-prosthetic complications indicates the effectiveness of the therapeutic regimens used, and, as a result, a decrease in both pain symptoms and psychoemotional stress.

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“…Information gathered from current studies showed that medical emergencies in dental settings are quite frequent [1][2][3]. Incidence of medical emergencies was reported as 2 events per dentist per year [4] Invasive dental procedures can generate stress in patients and may resulted in microcirculatory changes [5]. Dental practitioners must always be aware of the possible disturbances in vital signs readings during invasive dental treatment that increase the risk of developing medical emergencies especially in a patient with a known compromised dental status.…”

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Knowledge, Attitude and Perceived Confidence of USIM Dental Graduates Towards Management of Medical Emergencies

Ahmad Tarmidzi,

Mohamed Ramli,

Amran

et al. 2022

MJoSHT

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Medical emergencies can be alarming to any clinicians, but these situations can be managed well if proper preparation has been made. The objectives of this study are to evaluate USIM dental graduate’s knowledge in dealing with medical emergencies in dental practice, to assess perceived level of competency of USIM dental graduate’s in dealing with medical emergencies in dental practice and to determine the need for further improvement in medical emergencies undergraduate training. A standardised questionnaire form consisting of demographic data, experience, knowledge and perceived level of competency of dental practitioner in dealing with medical emergencies were distributed to USIM dental graduate.123 respondents answered the online questionnaire. Around 58.5% of them had experienced medical emergencies during dental treatment. All of them answered correctly on management of hypoglycaemia but only 44.7% answered correctly on management of unresponsive patient and 65% answered correctly on position of syncope patient. Most of the respondents were not confident in administrating intravenous medication (46.3%), handling foreign body aspiration (24.4%) and using Automated External Defibrillator (AED) (38.2%). This study can be used to guide further improvement in medical emergency training for undergraduates and enhancing the proficiency level of the USIM dental graduates.

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Microhemodynamic Changes as Indicator of Psychoemotional Stress at Dental Treatment

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Psychodiagnostics as a Mandatory Element of Patient Protocols in Dentistry

Psychodiagnostics as a Mandatory Element of Patient Protocols in Dentistry

Immunological Assessment of the Stress Response in Patients With Inflammatory Postprothetic Complications

Knowledge, Attitude and Perceived Confidence of USIM Dental Graduates Towards Management of Medical Emergencies

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