2008
DOI: 10.1902/jop.2008.060478
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Periodontal Management of Gingival Enlargement Associated With Sturge‐Weber Syndrome

Abstract: Sturge-Weber syndrome is clinically important to the periodontist because of its associated gingival vascular features and their complicating manifestations. Periodic systemic and oral examinations are recommended to identify and prevent any complications from the cranial and oral lesions.

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“…Sara Virgínia Paiva Santos (1) , Laura Giotto Cavalheiro (2) RESUMO Tema: avaliação fonoaudiológica em síndrome de rara ocorrência. Procedimentos: descrever o desempenho apresentado na avaliação fonoaudiológica clínica de uma paciente com diagnóstico genético de Síndrome de Sturge-Weber.…”
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“…Sara Virgínia Paiva Santos (1) , Laura Giotto Cavalheiro (2) RESUMO Tema: avaliação fonoaudiológica em síndrome de rara ocorrência. Procedimentos: descrever o desempenho apresentado na avaliação fonoaudiológica clínica de uma paciente com diagnóstico genético de Síndrome de Sturge-Weber.…”
Section: Sturge-weber Syndrome: a Case Report On The Results Of The Punclassified
“…(2) Fonoaudióloga; Docente , embora outros médicos e pesquisadores tenham acrescentado muito para a compreensão dessa síndrome, a exemplo de Doutor Schimer, que já em 1860 havia descrito o primeiro relato sobre angiomatose facial 1 .…”
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“…When the maxillary and/or mandibular divisions are involved, the bone and soft tissue of the oral cavity are often affected. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] As a result, dentists and dental specialists often anticipate complications such as bleeding caused by the hypervascularity of the gingival and oral soft tissues, along with functional and cosmetic deformities from bony overgrowth involving the jaws and teeth. Although there are a number of case reports describing orodental manifestations of facial PWS, 4-12 to our knowledge, no previous study has established the spectrum and prevalence of such findings among a larger population.…”
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