997 resultados para Oral Surgery
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This review considers the considerable similarities between periodontal disease and rheumatoid arthritis (RA). While the etiology of these two diseases may differ, the underlying pathogenic mechanisms are remarkably similar and it is possible that individuals manifesting both periodontitis and RA may suffer from a unifying underlying systemic dysregulation of the inflammatory response. In light of these findings, the implications for the use of disease-modifying medications in the management of these two chronic inflammatory conditions is apparent. Further longitudinal studies and medication-based intervention studies are required to determine just how closely these two conditions are allied.
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Les sinusites maxillaires sont des infections fréquentes de la sphère ORL. On retrouve une étiologie dentaire dans environ 10% des cas. L'extension des infections dentaires dans le sinus maxillaire est possible en raison de la proximité des racines des dents postérieures avec le bas fond sinusien. Une source odontogène doit être suspectée chez les patients ayant une anamnèse de douleur ou d'infection dentaires, de soins dentaires récents et qui présentent une sinusite unilatérale prolongée ou résistant à un traitement conservateur habituel. Les infections d'origine dentaire possèdent une flore bactérienne mixte. Le diagnostic et la prise en charge nécessitent un bilan radiologique précis. Le traitement doit prendre en charge conjointement la cause dentaire et la sinusite. Un geste chirurgical peut être indiqué dans un deuxième temps afin de restaurer la fonction sinusienne. Maxillary sinusitis are common infections. A dental origin is found in about 10% of the cases. The roots of the posterior maxillary teeth are adjacent to the sinus floor. Extensions of dental infections are therefore possible to the sinus. An odontogenic source should be considered in patients with a history of dental pain or recent oral surgery and those with extended unilateral sinusitis or unilateral sinusitis resistant to conventional treatment. Maxillary sinusitis of dental origin are polymicrobial infections. Conventional radiographs and CT-scans are required for the diagnosis and proper management. Dental treatments to remove the underlying cause combined with oral antibiotics to treat the infection are required. Endoscopic or open surgery may be necessary to complete the treatment and restore adequate sinusal function.
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OBJECTIVES: To preliminarily evaluate prospectively the accuracy and reliability of a specific ad hoc reduction-compression forceps in intraoral open reduction of transverse and displaced mandibular angle fractures. STUDY DESIGN: We analyzed the clinical and radiologic data of 7 patients with 7 single transverse and displaced angle fractures. An intraoral approach was performed in all of the patients without using perioperative intermaxillary fixation. A single Arbeitsgemeinschaft Osteosynthese (AO) unilock reconstruction plate was fixed to each stable fragment with 3 locking screws (2.0 mm in 5 patients and 2.4 mm in 2 patients) at the basilar border of the mandible, according to AO/American Society of Internal Fixation (ASIF) principles. Follow-up was at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months, and we noted the status of healing and complications, if any. RESULTS: All of the patients had satisfactory fracture reduction as well as a successful treatment outcome without complications. CONCLUSION: This preliminary study demonstrated that the intraoral reduction of transverse and displaced angle fractures using a specific ad hoc reduction-forceps results in a high rate of success.
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PURPOSE: To assess the clinical profile and prognostic factors in patients with adenosquamous carcinoma (ASC) of the head and neck treated by surgery and/or radiation therapy with or without chemotherapy. METHODS: Data from 20 patients with stage I-II (n = 4), III (n = 5), or IVA (n = 11) head and neck ASC, treated between 1989 and 2010 were collected in a retrospective multicenter Rare Cancer Network study. Surgery was performed in 16 patients. Seventeen patients received combined modality treatment. RESULTS: After a median follow-up of 15.5 months, 12 patients recurred. The 3-year and median overall survival, disease-free survival (DFS), and loco-regional control were 52% and 39 months, 32% and 12 months, and 47% and 33 months respectively. In multivariate analysis, DFS was negatively influenced by the presence of extracapsular extension and advanced stage. CONCLUSION: Overall prognosis of locoregionally advanced ASC remains poor. However, early stage ASC patients managed with combined modality treatment may have prolonged DFS.
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Los antibióticos pueden administrarse de forma terapéutica -en una infección ya establecida-o de forma profiláctica. La necesidad de profilaxis antibiótica en cirugÃa bucal es un tema controvertido, asà como su correcta administración. Debe realizarse únicamente en aquellos procedimientos que supongan un elevado riesgo de infección (extracciones traumáticas del tercer molar o qúe haya sufrido repetidos procesos de pericoronaritis) y en determinados casos de pacientes médicamente comprometidos. El antibiótico de elección es la penicilina, aunque en determinados casos puede usarse algún medicamento alternativo como el metronidazol. En pacientes sanos debe administrarse una dosis preoperatoria doble a la terapéutica y una o dos dosis postoperatorias. En pacientes médicamente comprometidos con riesgo a sufrir una endocarditis bacteriana se seguirán las recomendaciones de la British Society for Antimicrobial Chemoterapy (BSAC) o de la American Heart Association (AHA).
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Uno de los procedimientos quirúrgicos más habituales de los cirujanos bucales y maxilofaciales es la extracción de los terceros molares incluidos. Este artÃculo revisa la literatura referente a las indicaciones, contraindicaciones y riesgos asociados a la cirugÃa de los cordales. Dentro del apartado de las indicaciones, la que genera mayor controversia es la extracción profiláctica.
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Objective: Determine the presence of"burnout" syndrome and characteristic personality patterns in the students and faculty of three graduate programs in Dentistry at the University of Barcelona: Department of Oral Surgery and Implantology, Department of Orthodontics and Department of Integrated Dentistry. Materials and Methods: The study was carried out in 78 dentists. The level of"burnout" was evaluated using the Maslach Burnout Inventory, socio-demographic variables and, finally, the personality test. Results: Oral surgeons constituted the group of highlevel"burnout". The profile of an individual with a propensity to"burn out" is a single man, with a median age of 27, that is in the first years of the graduate program and that combines studies with 30 hours of clinical practice and/or other work (p<0,05). Narcissistic and borderline are the types of personality most frequently found in the individuals that present"burnout" syndrome (p<0,05). Conclusions: In general, no high levels of"burnout" were registered in the studied population, only 2-3%, if applying strict definition of"burnout", and 10% if these criteria were amplified. We believe it is necessary to identify the individuals with a tendency towards"burnout", in order to establish preventive measures and avoid future negative behaviour at work as well as at the personal level.
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Introduction: Minor salivary gland tumors (MSGTs) are infrequent, representing 10-15% of all salivary neoplasms. Despite this low frequency, MSGTs conform a heterogeneous group of neoplasms characterized by a broad range of histological types. Patients and method: We identified cases of MSGT in a retrospective study of the biopsies made in the period 1997-2007 in the Service of Oral Surgery (Dental Clinic of the University of Barcelona, Spain). The data collected comprised patient age and sex, the clinical characteristics and location of the tumor, the duration of the lesion, its size, the treatment provided, and the histopathological findings. Results: Of the 18 cases of MSGT studied, 12 corresponded to women (66.7%) and 6 to men (33.3%). The great majority (94.4%) were benign tumors. The preferential location was the posterior third of the hard palate (33.2%), followed by the soft palate (16.7%) and the mucosa of the upper lip (16.7%). The histopathological diagnoses of our MSGTs comprised 10 pleomorphic adenomas (55.3%), 2 cystadenomas (11.1%), 1 myoepithelioma (5.6%), 1 sialadenoma papilliferum (5.6%), 1 basal cell adenoma (5.6%), 1 Warthin"s tumor (5.6%), 1 canalicular adenoma (5.6%), and 1 low-grade polymorphic adenocarcinoma (5.6%). Discussion and conclusions: Coinciding with our own results, the literature describes a high recurrence rate for MSGTs (5-30%) when surgical removal is incomplete. Six percent of all benign minor salivary gland tumors are considered to relapse, versus 65% of all malignant lesions. Periodic clinical controls are required, since the possibility of malignant transformation must be taken into account
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Objective: To describe the clinical, radiological and histopathological features of lateral periodontal cysts among patients diagnosed in different centers (Vall d"Hebron General Hospital, Granollers General Hospital, the Teknon Medical Center, and the Master of Oral Surgery and Implantology of the University of Barcelona Dental School; Barcelona, Spain). Study design: A retrospective observational study was made of 11 lateral periodontal cysts, all of which were diagnosed following a thorough clinical examination, radiological study and posterior histological study. Results: The mean patient age was 37 years, and males predominated over females. The mean lesion size was 1.25 cm. A single relapse was recorded 7 years after removal of the initial lesion. All the cysts were surgically removed. Discussion and conclusions: Lateral periodontal cysts are very infrequent, and are characterized by the preserved vitality of the adjacent teeth. Identification of the lesion is initially based on the clinical findings, though histological study is required to confirm the diagnosis. The treatment of choice is the surgical removal, though occasional relapses have been documented
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La sedación consciente durante el tratamiento odontológico y, en especial, durante el quirúrgico proporciona una mayor comodidad al paciente y al profesional contribuyendo a una mejor calidad de trabajo. Los fármacos más usados son las benzodiacepinas y entre ellos el midazolam está ganando gran aceptación por su rápido inicio de acción y rápida recuperación del paciente. Se dispone además del Dumazenil, un antagonista que puede revertir rápidamente una sobresedación. Otra alternativa es el uso del propofol al que se le atribuye la ventaja sobre el midazolam de tener una recuperación más rápida. Será necesario una adecuada monitorización durante todo el tratamiento y en el postoperatorio.
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El granuloma periférico de células gigantes (GPCG) es una lesión reactiva benigna relativamente frecuente de la cavidad bucal. Se origina a partir del periostio o de la membrana periodontal tras una irritación o un traumatismo crónico que actúa localmente. Se manifiesta en forma de nódulo de color rojo-púrpura, situado en la encÃa o en el reborde alveolar edéntulo, preferentemente en la mandÃbula. Aparece a cualquier edad, con una mayor incidencia entre la quinta y sexta décadas de la vida, con una ligera predilección por el sexo femenino. Es una lesión de las partes blandas que muy rara vez implica el hueso subyacente, aunque puede causarle una erosión superficial. Se han revisado cinco casos de GPCG que afectaban a 3 hombres y a 2 mujeres de edades comprendidas entre los 19 y 66 años, presentándose tres de ellos en el maxilar superior. En dos casos se observaba radiográficamente una reabsorción ósea en forma de"aplanamiento". El tratamiento consistió en realizar la exéresis-biopsia, efectuándose dos casos mediante láser de CO2 y tres con bisturà frÃo. No se ha observado ninguna recidiva en el seguimiento postoperatorio (rango de 10 meses a 4 años). En el diagnóstico diferencial se deben descartar lesiones de caracterÃsticas clÃnicas e histológicas muy similarescomo el granuloma central de células gigantes-, que asientan en el interior del propio maxilar y cuyo comportamiento es más agresivo; solamente el estudio radiológico permitirá esta distinción. El diagnóstico precoz y preciso de esta lesión permite efectuar un tratamiento conservador sin riesgo para los dientes vecinos ni para el hueso adyacente
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Introduction: A study is made of the principal characteristics of the oral lesions biopsied in our Service of Oral Surgery and histologically diagnosed as corresponding to fibro-osseous lesions of the maxillas. Patients and methods: A retrospective review was made of all the biopsies made in a Service of Oral Surgery between 1996 and 2003. The reason for consultation was analyzed, along with patient age, sex, clinical and radiological characteristics, tentative diagnosis, histological diagnosis and treatment provided. Results: A total of 1238 biopsies were performed during the study period. Of these, only 11 corresponded to benign fibro-osseous lesions (7 women and 4 men). The mean patient age was 44 years (range 19-72 years). The most frequent location was the mandible (8 of the cases). In 7 patients the lesions constituted casual radiological findings; 4 presented bulging of the vestibular cortical bone, though only one of them reported pain. The histological diagnoses comprised 7 cemento-ossifying fibromas and 4 fibrous dysplasias. In 9 cases surgical resection was carried out, while in one case an incisional biopsy was performed, and in the remaining case curettage was decided. Discussion: These lesions are more frequent in women than in men, and the age at presentation is variable. In terms of lesion location, fibrous dysplasia is more common in the upper maxilla, while cemento-ossifying fibroma is more frequently found in the mandible. The diagnosis of such lesions is established upon contrasting the data obtained from the anamnesis, physical examination, the radiological characteristics, the intraoperative findings and the histological study, since both disorders have similar clinical and histological features- despite the fact that they constitute distinct disease conditions.
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El granuloma periférico de células gigantes (GPCG) es una lesión reactiva benigna relativamente frecuente de la cavidad bucal. Se origina a partir del periostio o de la membrana periodontal tras una irritación o un traumatismo crónico que actúa localmente. Se manifiesta en forma de nódulo de color rojo-púrpura, situado en la encÃa o en el reborde alveolar edéntulo, preferentemente en la mandÃbula. Aparece a cualquier edad, con una mayor incidencia entre la quinta y sexta décadas de la vida, con una ligera predilección por el sexo femenino. Es una lesión de las partes blandas que muy rara vez implica el hueso subyacente, aunque puede causarle una erosión superficial. Se han revisado cinco casos de GPCG que afectaban a 3 hombres y a 2 mujeres de edades comprendidas entre los 19 y 66 años, presentándose tres de ellos en el maxilar superior. En dos casos se observaba radiográficamente una reabsorción ósea en forma de"aplanamiento". El tratamiento consistió en realizar la exéresis-biopsia, efectuándose dos casos mediante láser de CO2 y tres con bisturà frÃo. No se ha observado ninguna recidiva en el seguimiento postoperatorio (rango de 10 meses a 4 años). En el diagnóstico diferencial se deben descartar lesiones de caracterÃsticas clÃnicas e histológicas muy similares -como el granuloma central de células gigantes-, que asientan en el interior del propio maxilar y cuyo comportamiento es más agresivo; solamente el estudio radiológico permitirá esta distinción. El diagnóstico precoz y preciso de esta lesión permite efectuar un tratamiento conservador sin riesgo para los dientes vecinos ni para el hueso adyacente
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Objective: to describe the clinical and radiological characteristics of patients with Stafne bone cavity. Study design: a retrospective, observational study of 11 cases of Stafne bone cavity. After finding an imagine compatible with Stafne bone cavity in the Orthopantomograph® of 11 patients, a sialography of the mandibular gland was made in 3 cases, computerized tomography (CT) in 6 cases, and in 4 cases surgical intervention to confirm the diagnosis. Results: the average age was 51.5 years, predominantly males. The entity was diagnosed incidentally during a routine radiology in all cases. The sialography revealed glandular tissue within the defect, and the CT demonstrated the conservation of the lingual cortical and the peripheral origin of the lesion. Glandular tissue was found within the lesions of two of the patients who underwent surgery, and in the other two the cavity was empty. No progressive changes were found in any of the 11 cases. Conclusions: Stafne bone cavity was an incidental finding, presenting no evolutionary changes, and as such conservatory therapy based on periodic controls was indicated. Currently, complementary techniques such as CT are sufficient to establish a certain diagnosis.