Oral manifestation of systemic diseases—a perspective from an oral pathology diagnostic service

Bradley, Grace; Magalhaes, Marco

doi:10.1111/odi.12751

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“…because they indicate the most frequent lesions and their most common characteristics, helping to direct the anamnestic reasoning necessary to diagnose these lesions (Bradley & Magalhaes, 2018).…”

Section: Surveys Of Biopsy Studies In Babies and Toddlers Are Importantmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Surveys of biopsy studies in babies and toddlers are important because they indicate the most frequent lesions and their most common characteristics, helping to direct the anamnestic reasoning necessary to diagnose these lesions (Bradley & Magalhaes, 2018). Currently, there is very little information in the literature as to the range and prevalence of oral disease in baby.…”

Section: Diagnosis N Female Male Locationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Retrospective study of oral lesions biopsied in babies and toddlers

et al. 2023

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Epidemiological data on the distribution of oral and maxillofacial diseases present in early childhood are scarce in the literature. This study analyzed the frequency of lesions biopsied in this region in children aged 0 to 3 years and sent for histopathological analysis in a reference oral pathology laboratory . Histopathological diagnostic data, lesion location, sex, and age were collected. Of the total of 93,950 records, 250 cases (0.27%) belonged to the age group from 0 to 3 years old. The most frequently diagnosed oral alterations were: mucocele (34/250; 13.6%); papilloma (11/250; 4.4%), giant cell fibroma (6/250; 2.4%), pyogenic granuloma (5/250; 2%) and hemangioma (3/250; 1.2%). The lip was the most affected site, followed by the gingiva and the tongue. These results generate information on the lesions most frequently diagnosed in early childhood, which facilitates the process of diagnosis and, consequently, treatment.

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Section: Surveys Of Biopsy Studies In Babies and Toddlers Are Importantmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Diagnosis N Female Male Locationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retrospective study of oral lesions biopsied in babies and toddlers

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“…Oral manifestations have been investigated to be associated with some infectious diseases (Arotiba, Arowojolu, Fasola, Denloye, & Obiechina, 2006;Roopashri et al, 2015) and systemic disorders (Bradley & Magalhaes, 2018). In addition, oral manifestations are easily perceived by sufferers and medical providers, since the oral-maxillofacial part is visible.…”

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Oral manifestations related to malaria: A systematic review

Liu

Zhou³

et al. 2020

Oral Diseases

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Malaria is a parasitic infectious disease of Plasmodium genus, which has become a momentous public health issue. According to the data of World Health Organization (WHO), in 2017, about 87 countries and areas suffered from such a global infectious disease (indigenous malaria), and nearly fifty percent of the global population was at risk for malaria infection; 219 million cases of malaria were reported, causing 435,000 fatalities (children aged under 5 years accounted for 61% [266 000]) all over the world. Although the incidence of malaria globally declined in recent decades, the rate of change seemed to be stalled during -2017 (World Malaria Report, 2018.The Plasmodium infection, especially Plasmodium falciparum, exhibits diversiform clinical manifestations; therefore, it cannot be easily diagnosed and mostly relies on laboratory examinations (Mace, Arguin, Lucchi, & Tan, 2019). Identification of typical symptoms may facilitate accurate diagnosis of malaria, including fever, headache, chills/shivering, sweating, fatigue/weakness, myalgia, and arthralgia (Mace et al., 2019). Cerebral malaria or other organ dysfunction is commonly regarded as an indicator of the severity of malaria, which often occurs in cases of Plasmodium falciparum infection (Elnour, Alagib, Bansal, Farag, & Malik, 2019).Although typical symptoms have been well recognized, some cases with atypical or rare signs of malaria may be neglected by health professionals, which may delay the diagnosis and

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“…Variables such as social class, life stresses, self-efficacy, and locus of control have shown to be related to oral hygiene behaviors and dental health risks [38]. The effect of these variables is accentuated for patients suffering from systemic diseases with oral manifestations such as diabetes and kidney disease [39,40]. Other social factors such as stress, have behavioral as well as biological effects on patient's oral health including engagement in unhealthy oral health habits, change in amount and composition of saliva, oral mucosal and periodontal lesions, and parafunctional habits which may affect occlusion and temporomandibular joint [41,42].…”

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Dental follow-up and maintenance index: the development of a novel multidisciplinary protocol

Nassar

Al-Dabbagh

et al. 2020

Heliyon

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To develop a comprehensive yet simple dental follow up and maintenance protocol based on existing guidelines and recommendations. Methods: A multidisciplinary team reviewed available maintenance and follow up guidelines and recommendations then developed a single protocol for adult dental patients. Results: The protocol includes ten questions that categorize dental patients into one of three risk categories. Based on the risk category, each patient is assigned a recall interval and recommendations for in office and at home dental care. Conclusions: Development of a single multidisciplinary follow up and maintenance protocol.

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Oral manifestation of systemic diseases—a perspective from an oral pathology diagnostic service

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Retrospective study of oral lesions biopsied in babies and toddlers

Retrospective study of oral lesions biopsied in babies and toddlers

Oral manifestations related to malaria: A systematic review

Dental follow-up and maintenance index: the development of a novel multidisciplinary protocol

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