Neuropatía hereditaria con susceptibilidad a la presión en la infancia

Cuevas, de las; Arteaga, R; García, A.; Jl, Herranz

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“…Normalmente, la presentación de la NHPP se produce en la segunda o tercera década de vida, aunque la edad de inicio puede ser muy variable 3,4 . El diagnóstico conlleva un historial clínico de neuropatías recurrentes, un historial familiar constante de herencia autosómica dominante, investigaciones sobre conducción nerviosa con neuropatías sensitivo-motoras focales desmielinizantes en sitios de atrapamiento y/o una polineuropatía difusa, un engrosamiento mielínico focal en la biopsia nerviosa cuando fuere justificable y, por último, la confirmación del test genético 1-4 .…”

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Plexopatía braquial bilateral como forma de presentación de la neuropatía hereditaria con parálisis sensible a la presión

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Plexopatía braquial bilateral como forma de presentación de la neuropatía hereditaria con parálisis sensible a la presión

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“…Global prevalence is 2.4% and it is known to cause weakness, numbness, and pain, principally in hands and feet. 1 Neuropathies and other neuromuscular diseases constitute a heterogeneous group of disorders that affect the different components of the neuromotor system. It is estimated that 27%-62% of children with this type of disease suffer from bruxism.…”

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“…It can be acquired or inherited, it can have a systemic origin or be restricted to peripheral nerves. Global prevalence is 2.4% and it is known to cause weakness, numbness, and pain, principally in hands and feet 1 …”

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Effectiveness of immediate dentine sealing and resin coating in reducing dental sensitivity in a child with idiopathic neuropathy and anterior dental attrition: Case report

Martinez

Guerra

Ramos

2022

Special Care in Dentistry

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BackgroundIdiopathic neuropathy is a peripheral nervous system disorder of unknown etiology. Patients with this disorder often suffer from bruxism problems. Bruxism is defined as an oral parafunction characterized by occlusal contacts resulting from non‐physiological, repetitive, and involuntary masticatory motor activities. These events can trigger accentuated wear of the tooth structure leading to sensitivity. Tooth sensitivity is the pain arising from the exposed dentin in response to chemical, thermal, tactile, or osmotic stimuli that cannot be explained as the result of any other dental defect or disease. Sensitivity treatment using adhesive systems has a long‐term or permanent effect. Therefore, this article is aimed at describing the management of dental sensitivity, through dentin sealing and resin coating techniques, during the dental restoration process of a child with idiopathic neuropathy and dental attrition in the anterior sector. All of this, with the consideration of using the minimal intervention philosophy.Case PresentationA 6‐year‐old male patient diagnosed with idiopathic neuropathy and suffering from multiple dental attritions with dental sensitivity in the upper anterior teeth. With the clinical‐radiographic evaluation, the family history, and the interconsultations with the neuropaediatrics service, the definitive diagnosis of dental sensitivity due to stage‐3 moderate attrition was obtained, for which rehabilitation of the upper anterior sector was planned through the use of immediate dentin sealing (IDS) and resin coating (RC). Conclusion: The use of IDS and RC techniques shows acceptable sensitivity, which is why these techniques are recommended in cases of moderate attrition in early mixed dentition. The immediate rehabilitation along with the stamping technique improved the aesthetic and functional aspects. Therefore, it is advisable to use them immediately after dentin sealing.

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Hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsy presenting as a bilateral brachial plexopathy

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Sousa

Alves

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Neurología (English Edition)

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Neuropatía hereditaria con susceptibilidad a la presión en la infancia

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Plexopatía braquial bilateral como forma de presentación de la neuropatía hereditaria con parálisis sensible a la presión

Plexopatía braquial bilateral como forma de presentación de la neuropatía hereditaria con parálisis sensible a la presión

Effectiveness of immediate dentine sealing and resin coating in reducing dental sensitivity in a child with idiopathic neuropathy and anterior dental attrition: Case report

Hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsy presenting as a bilateral brachial plexopathy

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