Hipertrofia benigna do músculo masseter

Rispoli, Daniel Zeni; Camargo, Paulo M.; Pires, José L.; Fonseca, Vinícius Ribas; Mandelli, Karina K.; Pereira, Marcela Araújo

doi:10.1590/s0034-72992008000500024

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“…Phenotypic facial features and oral motor development in DS demonstrate the possibility of adapted deglutition, presenting tongue protrusion, inadequate tongue posture at rest, accumulation of saliva in the oral cavity, as well as impairments in speech production (3) . This adaptation promotes, in development, behaviors that hinder nutrition, such as oral refusal or aversion, limiting oral motor experiences and compromising the performance of these skills (23) .…”

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Efeitos da eletroestimulação associada ao treino mastigatório em pessoas com síndrome de down

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Alves

Fausto

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Purpose Investigate and measure the effects of electrostimulation on the orofacial musculature and on the chewing, breathing and swallowing functions of individuals with Down syndrome. Methods Study participants were 16 individuals with Down syndrome (six males and 10 females) from an institutional extension project aged nine to 25 years. Speech-language pathology assessment was performed using the protocol of Orofacial Myofunctional Evaluation with Scores (OMES) pre- and post-intervention. This protocol comprised eight weekly electrostimulation sessions. Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) current was used at a frequency of 10Hz in warm-up and 30Hz in application, intermittent stimulation (cycling pulses) with ON-time of 5s and OFF-time of 10s common to both stages, and pulse width of 200μs in warm-up and 250μs in application. Results Significant differences were observed between pre- and post-application of FES regarding cheek appearance (flaccidity and arching), tongue mobility (right and left laterality), and musculature behavior during performance of functions of the stomatognathic system: respiration, deglutition (lip behavior), and mastication (bite and trituration). Conclusion Effects of electrostimulation associated with masticatory training of the masseter muscles were statistically identified, with functional gains in chewing, breathing and swallowing performance in individuals with Down syndrome.

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Efeitos da eletroestimulação associada ao treino mastigatório em pessoas com síndrome de down

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“…( 1 ) Its etiology is unknown, and there is a possible relation with unilateral masticatory activity, dental malocclusion, temporomandibular joint dysfunction, bruxism, or emotional alterations. ( 2 , 3 ) The diagnosis is made primarily based on the clinical presentation, complemented with ultrasound and, if required, magnetic resonance imaging. ( 3 ) It is important to make differential diagnoses with tumors or inflammatory processes in muscles, bones and salivary glands.…”

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“…( 3 ) It is important to make differential diagnoses with tumors or inflammatory processes in muscles, bones and salivary glands. ( 2 )…”

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Idiopathic masseter muscle hypertrophy: a case report

Antunes¹,

Almeida²,

Monteiro³

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Einstein (São Paulo)

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“…Segundo Rispolib et al (2008), a hipertrofia idiopática do músculo masseter é uma patologia pouco frequente, de causa desconhecida e geralmente correlacionada ao hábito de mascar gomas; disfunção da articulação temporomandibular (ATM); hipertrofias congênitas e funcionais; e distúrbios emocionais (nervosismo e ansiedade). A queixa principal está relacionada com a alteração estética decorrente da assimetria facial, podendo ocorrer sintomas como trismo, protrusão e bruxismo.…”

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Avaliação comparativa entre bruxômanos e não bruxômanos quanto à qualidade de vida e a presença de desarmonias orofaciais

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Bruxism, a functional disorder and destructive dental complex, is represented by two entities that have different pathogenesis, as the Diurnal Bruxism (DB), and Sleep Bruxism (SB). This study aimed to evaluate the clinical characteristics displayed by bruxists, comparing them to non bruxists. From a universe of 85 individuals were selected a group of bruxists, and other non bruxists (control group), using a selfreport questionnaire for the diagnosis of bruxism. On clinical examination were observaddas the occurrence of different factors reported in the literature. In the results, after Analysis of Variance with repeated measures (ANOVA), was observed between the control group and the bruxists group, there were no statistically significant differences in occlusal interference in protrusive; laterality right / left; guide incisors; canines bilateral guide; midline deviation; tooth mobility; gingival recession; anterior open bite; anterior crossbite; unilateral crossbite; overbite; overjet; jump condylar; clicks / TMJ clicking (on self-report questionnaires and clinical examination); TMJ sounds; limited mouth opening; facial asymmetry and other oral habits (onychophagia, biting lips, biting objects). Between the control group and the group of bruxists, statistically significant differences were observed for pain face muscles; functional dental stress; guide unilateral canine; absence of canine guides; presence of wear facets; broken teeth and / or restorations; presence of abfraction; masseter hypertony; lingual indentations and line Alba. In quality of life questionnaire, proposed by OMS, The WHOQOL Group, 1998, Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-14) simplified version in Portuguese, the factor "fatigue" was the only that showed statistically significant difference distinguishing the bruxists group of the group of non bruxists.

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Hipertrofia benigna do músculo masseter

Cited by 18 publications

References 7 publications

Efeitos da eletroestimulação associada ao treino mastigatório em pessoas com síndrome de down

Efeitos da eletroestimulação associada ao treino mastigatório em pessoas com síndrome de down

Idiopathic masseter muscle hypertrophy: a case report

Avaliação comparativa entre bruxômanos e não bruxômanos quanto à qualidade de vida e a presença de desarmonias orofaciais

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