1989
DOI: 10.14219/jada.archive.1989.0113
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Cheilitis glandularis: a pediatric case report

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“…Suppurative CG is seen in immunosuppressed patients (AIDS, transplant) with oral infections of variable causes, including candidiasis, herpes simplex, recurrent aphthosis, and ulceronecrotic gingivostomatitis with severe xerosis. 1,3,5 The differential diagnosis of CG includes contact cheilitis attributed to irritants or allergic contactants such as cheilitis medicamentosa; plasma cell cheilitis, which is an idiopathic periorificial reactive mucositis with abundant plasma cell infiltrate; exfoliative cheilitis related to factitial processes such as lip licking; and cheilitis granulomatosa affecting the upper and lower lip, and characterized by tuberculoid granulomatous inflammation, lingua plicata, and peripheral seventh nerve palsy (Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Suppurative CG is seen in immunosuppressed patients (AIDS, transplant) with oral infections of variable causes, including candidiasis, herpes simplex, recurrent aphthosis, and ulceronecrotic gingivostomatitis with severe xerosis. 1,3,5 The differential diagnosis of CG includes contact cheilitis attributed to irritants or allergic contactants such as cheilitis medicamentosa; plasma cell cheilitis, which is an idiopathic periorificial reactive mucositis with abundant plasma cell infiltrate; exfoliative cheilitis related to factitial processes such as lip licking; and cheilitis granulomatosa affecting the upper and lower lip, and characterized by tuberculoid granulomatous inflammation, lingua plicata, and peripheral seventh nerve palsy (Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3,5 Involvement of both upper and lower lips may indicate the hereditary form in children or young adults. 3 Therapy includes vermilionectomy for actinic cheilitis, antibiotics for suppurative disease, consideration of topical or systemic corticosteroids, elimination of superimposed factors such as contact cheilitis or cheilitis exfoliativa, and assurance that optimal oral hygiene is available, a mandatory point as evidenced by occurrence of CG in up to 7% of AIDS patients with inadequate oral care. 5 Fig 2. A, Surgical wound of lower right lip after excision of squamous cell carcinoma.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…Világvi-szonylatban nem figyeltek meg földrész-vagy országspe-cifikus megoszlást, úgy tûnik azonban, hogy világos bôrû (különösen albino) egyéneknél gyakoribb (34,46). Fiataloknál, gyermekeknél is leírták (83).…”
Section: Cheilitis Glandularisunclassified
“…Elsôsorban férfiakon, (70-90%-ban) az alsó ajak megbetegedése (44), de leírtak, gyermekeken és a felsô ajkon (4%) kialakult kórképet is (64,77,80,83).…”
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“…Im Jahr 1989 beschrieben Yacobi u. Brown[25] einen weiteren pädiatrischen Fall einer Cheilitis glandularis.Williams u.Williams[23] publizierten den Fall eines 60-jährigen Patienten mit Veränderungen am Gaumen, die sowohl klinisch als auch histopathologisch als Cheilitis glandularis auftraten; die Autoren bezeichneten die Veränderung als persistierende Sialadenitis der kleinen Speicheldrüsen (Stomatitis glandularis).Im klinischen Bild findet sich eine knotige Vergrößerung der kleinen Speicheldrüsen der Unter-und/oder Oberlippe, die bei fortgeschrittenen Fällen zu einer Lippenvergrößerung und Eversion mit Bewegungseinschränkung der Lippen führt. Die Ausführungsgänge der Speicheldrüsen sind entzündlich verän-dert und dilatiert und erscheinen als rote oder schwarze erweiterte Punkte in der Schleimhaut der Lippen.…”
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