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+2Based solely on the clinical aspect, what would be your hypothesis? What would you do? π
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Female patient, 3 years old. It presents a submucosal nodule on the tongue, with a fibrous consistency and no symptoms. Family member reports that the patient was born with this, and there was no significant change in volume.
So, what would be your diagnostic hypothesis? Would you request any additional exam to confirm?
Tell in the comments!
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+1MYIASIS. Infestation by fly larvae in a patient with Alzheimer's.
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The diagnostic hypothesis was an increase in lymphoid tissue, and an excisional biopsy was performed under local anesthesia in an outpatient setting.
The histopathological diagnosis was bone choristoma, microscopically showing a fragment of oral mucosa covered by parakeratinized stratified squamous epithelium exhibiting acanthosis. The lamina propria was made up of dense fibrous connective tissue surrounding a block of dense lamellar bone tissue with usual characteristics.
Bone choristoma is a rare benign neoplasm in which there is focal excessive growth of mature bone cells located distant from some original bone tissue. There are few reported cases in the oral cavity, being more frequently found on the back of the tongue, close to the foramen cecum and circumvallate papillae, more prevalent in females, in the third and fourth decades of life.
The pathogenesis of this rare lesion is still unknown. The lesion is generally asymptomatic, but symptoms such as pain, dysphagia, foreign body sensation, throat irritation, nausea and vomiting have been reported.
Did you already know this lesion? Do you know possible differential diagnoses? Tell in the comments!
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+1Female patient, 13 years old, referred to the Pathology, after a dentist identified an enlarged sessile nodule, pink in color, asymptomatic, firm consistency, approximately 10 mm in diameter, located in the posterior region of the tongue, dorsal surface, to the left of the midline, with unknown evolution time.
Third Molar Displaced into the Infratemporal Fossa.
Cylinders Color Coding for Medical Gases
β’ Nitrous Oxide(NO2): Light Blue
β’ Oxygen(O2): White Shoulder with Black Body
β’ Carbon Dioxide(CO2): Grey
β’ Nitrogen(N2): Black
β’ Ethylene: Purple
β’ Medical Air: Black and White
β’ Suction/Vacum: Yellow
β’ Helium: Brown
β’ Cyclopropane: Orange
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Surgical Blades
β’ Most commonly Used Surgical Blade for Oral Surgery: No. 15
β’ Most commonly Used Surgical Blade for Periodontal Surgery: No. 12
β’ Most commonly Used Surgical Blade for Periodontal Abscess: No. 12
β’ Most commonly Used Surgical Blade for Incision of Abscess: No. 11
β’ Most commonly Used Surgical Blade for Skin Incision: No. 10
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β’ Maximum safe dose of LA with Adrenaline that can be given for a Patient: 500mg or 7mg/Kg
β’ Maximum safe dose of LA without Adrenaline: 300mg or 4.4mg/Kg
β’ Maximum safe dose of Adrenaline in a Healthy Patient: 0.2mg
β’ Maximum safe dose of Adrenaline in Cardiac Patient: 0.04mg
β’ 1 Catridge = 1.8ml β 2ml
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ADA Color Coding of Local Anesthetic (LA) Catridges:-
β’ 2% Lidocaine: Light Blue
β’ 2 Lidocaine + 1:50,000 Epinephrine: Green
β’ 2% Lidocaine + 1:1,00000 Epinephrine: Red
β’ 4% Pilocarpine: Black
β’ 4% Pilocarpine + 1:2,00000 Epinephrine: Yellow
β’ 4% Articaine + 1:1,00000 Epinephrine: Gold
β’ 4% Articaine+1:2,00000 Epinephrine: Silver
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Small but quite informative videos on the topic of manual periodontal instruments.
The structural features of scalers, universal and zone-specific curettes are examined.
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The doctor got a call at 4.30pm for emergency that the boy developed swelling. we thoughtΒ for accessΒ opening in a such a short duration how can it be possible. Dr asked him to come to clinic immediately, he came, he noticed the tongue had got elevated, something had collected in sub mandibular space, he was not able to retract. He immediately called all oral surgeons, but one was near by and he attended. He sawΒ and gave bothrophase injection, avil, decamethasone, but was no use. SoΒ shifted him to near by multi specialty hospital to emergency, they were also not able to bring the situation to normalcy, they said to take him to higher centres as they can't handle the situation. so immediately he was shifted to one hospital, by that time the tongue had elevated further, the pt was banging and dragging his head due to hypoxia. He was shifted to icu, ventilator, intubation and what not. but was not able to bring the situation.. At 4.00 AM he passed away.
Management of Anaphylaxis in the Dental Practice.pdf
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IM injections in the thigh: recent changes in advice
β’ Wearing gloves routinely is not necessary, although dental staf will probably already be wearing them
β’ Routinely using an βalcohol swabβ to clean the skin is no longer deemed necessary
β’ Leaving a small gap between the skin and the hub of the needle in case the needle breaks of during the injection is no longer advocated, as this may result in the drug being injected into subcutaneous fat, not muscle.
β’ Aspirating or drawing back on a syringe to check if the needle is in a blood vessel is no longer advised for IM injections in the thigh
β’ Massaging the site following the injection is no longer advocated because it may dispel the drug out of the muscle tissue.
SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR IMΒ
INJECTION OF ADRENALINE
