Titlebook: Clinical Oral Medicine and Pathology; Jean M. Bruch,Nathaniel Treister Book 2017Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerla

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White Lesions,econdary to increased thickness of the epithelium or decreased subepithelial vascularity, however, the etiology of white lesions is quite varied. This chapter reviews commonly seen benign white lesions of the oral cavity, with attention to differential diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

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Immune-Mediated and Allergic Conditions,ivity, to systemic diseases with distinct and often prominent oral manifestations, such as the autoimmune vesiculobullous disorders. Oral lesions may precede the appearance of findings in other areas of the body or may represent the sole manifestation of the disease. Establishing the correct diagnos

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Pigmented Lesions,ries widely and may be present in a generalized fashion throughout the oral cavity or as an isolated focal lesion. This chapter discusses the etiology and presentation of pigmented lesions as well as certain systemic conditions associated with oral pigmentation. Diagnostic and treatment guidelines a

Mechanics

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Salivary Gland Disease,ons, including inflammatory, infectious, and neoplastic, affect the major and minor salivary glands, resulting in potentially significant morbidity and diminished quality of life for the patient. This chapter provides a review of conditions affecting the salivary glands, with attention to the more c

Metastasis

Oral Cancer,e quite substantial, resulting in disfigurement, pain, impaired speech and swallowing, and overall decreased quality of life. Unfortunately, overall 5-year survival remains approximately 50?%, which has not improved significantly over time despite technological advances in treatment. This chapter ou

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Orofacial Pain Conditions, most cases, a careful history accompanied by a comprehensive examination is sufficient to determine the correct diagnosis, although laboratory tests and imaging studies may be indicated. Careful explanation of the diagnosis and establishment of realistic treatment goals are critically important for

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Oral Sequelae of Cancer Therapy,on the type and location of cancer as well as the treatment modality, the oral cavity may be at significant risk for development of complications. Acute oral toxicities, when severe, may contribute to the need for treatment breaks and/or dose reductions, which can negatively impact clinical outcomes

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