Role of salivary function in patients with globus pharyngeus

Baek, Chung‐Hwan; Chung, Man Ki; Choi, Joon Young; So, Yoon Kyoung; Son, Young‐Ik; Jeong, Han‐Sin

doi:10.1002/hed.21176

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“…The difficulty in swallowing, at least more than once a month, was detected in 55% of subjects. It has been associated with depression, anxiety, somatization and psychological concerns, gastro-esophageal reflux or hyposalivation [24,25,26].…”

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Anorexia, Oral Health and Antioxidant Salivary System: A Clinical Study on Adult Female Subjects

Mascitti¹,

Coccia²,

Vignini³

et al. 2019

Dentistry Journal

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The aim of this study was to compare the oral health status and salivary antioxidant system between patients diagnosed with anorexia nervosa (AN) and healthy controls. A total of 25 female AN patients and 25 matched healthy controls were enrolled. Clinical parameters and saliva samples were collected for each patient. Two questionnaires to investigate oral health and hygiene were administered. Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) activity and High Reactive Oxygen Species (hROS) were evaluated. Salivary concentration of SOD was significantly higher in subjects with AN compared with control group (1.010 ± 0.462 vs. 0.579 ± 0.296 U/mL; p = 0.0003). No significant differences between groups were identified for hROS (233.72 ± 88.27 vs. 199.49 ± 74.72; p = 0.15). Data from questionnaires indicated that, although most of the patients recognized the oral hygiene importance in maintaining a good oral health, more than half of them had poor oral hygiene. Altered biochemical composition of saliva in patients with AN could be interpreted as an effective defence mechanism against oxidative stress. Moreover, despite the discrepancy between clinical findings and perception of the oral health in AN population arose, the quality of life of these patients appears not to be significantly affected by their dental condition.

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confidence: 99%

Anorexia, Oral Health and Antioxidant Salivary System: A Clinical Study on Adult Female Subjects

Mascitti¹,

Coccia²,

Vignini³

et al. 2019

Dentistry Journal

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“…Globus sensation has been associated with higher levels of depression, anxiety, and somatization concerns, especially in women, but may also be present in men (33). In addition, globus sensation is associated with gastric reflux problems (34), with salivary hypofunction (35), and with TMDs (36). In this regard, the patients in this study presented with more stomach and more TMD problems than the controls (21).…”

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Eating disorders and oral health: a matched case–control study

Johansson

Norring

Unell

2012

European J Oral Sciences

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The aim was to compare the oral health status of patients with eating disorders (EDs), with sex- and age-matched controls, with a view to identify self-reported and clinical parameters that might alert the dental healthcare professional to the possibility of EDs. All patients who entered outpatient treatment in an ED clinic during a 12-month period were invited to participate. Of 65 ED patients who started psychiatric/medical treatment, 54 agreed to participate. Eating disorder patients and controls answered a questionnaire and underwent dental clinical examinations. Multivariate analysis identified significantly higher ORs for ED patients to present dental problems (OR = 4.1), burning tongue (OR = 14.2), dry/cracked lips (OR = 9.6), dental erosion (OR = 8.5), and less gingival bleeding (OR = 1.1) compared with healthy controls. Sensitivity and specificity for the correct classification of ED patients and controls using the five variables was 83% and 79%, respectively. The ED patients with vomiting/binge eating behaviors reported worse perceived oral health (OR = 6.0) and had more dental erosion (OR = 5.5) than those without such behavior. In ED patients with longer duration of the disease, dental erosion was significantly more common. In conclusion, oral health problems frequently affect ED patients, and this needs to be considered in patient assessment and treatment decisions.

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“…В литературе встречаются немногочисленные публи-кации о других возможных причинах КГ -таких, как ши-лоподъязычный синдром (синдром Eagle) [38], железоде-фицитная анемия [39], гипофункция слюнных желез [40], нарушение функции височно-нижнечелюстного сустава [41], флебэктазия яремных вен [42].…”

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Paresthesias of the upper respiratory tract

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Ab²,

Sg³

et al. 2014

Vestn. otorinolaringol.

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ОБЗОРЫПарестезии верхних дыхательных путей -разновид-ность расстройства чувствительности в глотке, гортани. Клинические проявления парестезий верхних дыхатель-ных путей разнообразны, к ним относятся ощущение «кома в горле» (КГ), першения, покалывания, онемения в глотке, в проекции гортани. Парестезии часто сопровож-даются упорным кашлем, ощущением нехватки воздуха, затруднением глотания, дисфонией.Наиболее часто встречается жалоба на ощущение КГ, значительно ухудшающее качество жизни пациентов [1] -от 4,1 до 5% причин обращений к оториноларингологу [2].В анамнезе 46% практически здоровых людей отмече-ны эпизоды жалоб на ощущение КГ. Пациенты с этим симптомом обращаются за помощью к врачам разных специальностей: оториноларингологам, фониатрам, не-врологам, эндокринологам, гастроэнтерологам. Многие пациенты (78%) консультируются с онкологами, что объ-ясняется выраженной канцерофобией [3]. «Ком в горле» впервые был описан Гиппократом око-ло 2500 лет назад. До 70-х годов XIX века КГ обозначался 1 e-mail: info@mnpco.mosgorzdrav.ru 2 e-mail: guekht@mail.ru.

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Role of salivary function in patients with globus pharyngeus

Abstract: Salivary hypofunction seems to be an aggravating factor in globus pharyngeus, but not a direct cause. Conservative management of xerostomia improves globus symptoms.

Cited by 16 publications

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Anorexia, Oral Health and Antioxidant Salivary System: A Clinical Study on Adult Female Subjects

Anorexia, Oral Health and Antioxidant Salivary System: A Clinical Study on Adult Female Subjects

Eating disorders and oral health: a matched case–control study

Paresthesias of the upper respiratory tract

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