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π Powered by π¬ @dent_tech_for_u π
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A 15-year-old male patient with no significant history. He provides little information in the history. Painful ulcer on the soft palate of 4 days of evolution was cited in 5 days for biopsy and the lesion was no longer found.
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A 22-year-old male patient, a heavy tobacco and marijuana smoker, came to the consultation with this lesion of 5 years of evolution, painful and bleeding on palpation, previous biopsy (4 years ago) diagnosed HPV papilloma, recent biopsy reports show squamous cell Carcinoma .
65-year-old male patient With a history of myocardial infarction a year ago and under treatment with antiplatelet agents and beta blockers. Asymptomatic patient who reports "I didn't know I had that". Diagnoses? What do we do?
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What do you think? Diagnosis and Management?
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Fusion vs Gemination
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Can you Describe these Injuries and give a Diagnosis?
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47-year-old female patient. She goes to the consultation presenting the lesion that can be seen in the photo, the patient reports 6 years of evolution, asymptomatic lesion, with slow growth. Tumor lesion of approximately 3 cm in diameter on the hard palate, with a rounded shape, precise limits, sessile base, with a smooth, pink and shiny surface where multiple telangectacies can be seen, fixed with a rubbery consistency. At the expense of which tissue do you think this injury could have been generated? What paraclinical tests would you request? Differential diagnoses?
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Fluorescence technique. The natural fluorescence of tissues caused by the excitation of cellular "fluorophores" under light of the appropriate wavelength (blue light) causes the cells to emit a characteristic fluorescence visible through a filter lens. Changes in the fluorescence patterns of the mucous membranes help the dentist to detect structural and/or metabolic changes in the tissues, which may indicate: increased cellular metabolic activity, increased vascular content (inflammation and angiogenesis), presence of pigments.
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The examination must be carried out in a dark room and, prior to the clinical examination, the patient's eyes must be protected. The exam takes only 2 minutes. In the photo an intact mucosa is observed with the naked eye and changes in fluorescence are observed under light (not all cases are so dramatic and obvious). The use of the fluorescence technique is an aid and should not be used to establish diagnoses and should never replace biopsy, which remains the Gold Standard.
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55-year-old male patient, referred from general dentistry for presenting the lesion shown. History of CM heart attack two years ago, atrial fibrillation and glaucoma. Medicated with 5mg cumadin, Taban eye drops and other medication to control heart rate (patient does not remember name). Patient refers to having the lesion for 15 years without changes, not bleeding or painful. Tumor lesion of 3x3 cm, well defined, soft, bluish consistency, pulseless. Write your provisional Dx ???
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A 75-year-old female patient, the images you see were an incidental finding. Asymptomatic patient with no significant medical history. It is a rare and curious case, use your critical thinking to establish a diagnosis.
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A 26-year-old male patient with no significant medical history presented to the emergency room with this 1-month-old lesion that has recently grown in size. What is your clinical impression?
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A 25-year-old male patient comes to the clinic for routine cleaning, with no significant medical history. This was an incidental radiographic finding. Practice describing the lesion and establishing differential Dx.
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A 16-year-old female patient of Asian origin attended a general dentistry consultation for a tongue lesion. The patient refers to having it all his life without significant changes, no pain, only occasional bleeding when eating certain foods. Dxdifferential, Dx Ultimate???
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A common and simple injury that some do not pay much attention. When patients arrive like this, establishing the Dx is easy, but what causes these lesions? What can we do or prescribe to heal and/or avoid them? This photo gives a clear clue to the risk factor that in this case caused the injury, can you determine what it is?
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Intraoral squamous cell carcinoma. This case is quite dramatic and obvious. The important thing is to know that this probably started many months ago as a small lesion (ulcer, leukoplakia or erythroplakia) in the retromolar area (maxillary tuberosity) and that a good clinical examination and biopsy in time would have changed the prognosis and the expectation and quality of life of the patient. The detection of stage I and II lesions improves the prognosis by 80% to 90%. Ulcers that do not heal, exophytic tumor lesions, dental mobility, halitosis and pain are some of the signs and symptoms experienced by this patient.
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Curious case of a soft tissue vascular lesion with radiographic findings. In clinical pictures an extensive vascular lesion is observed. A Cavernous Hemangioma , on the lower lip and right buccal mucosa, on the panoramic radiograph are observed multiple radiopaque images above and below the mandibular body consistent with phleboliths which are intravenous calcifications due to the proliferation of blood vessels, the caliber of the blood vessels and the long data of the lesion.
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Guess or make relevant questions about this case. Differential diagnosis?
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Multiple cervical decays on a HIV+ patient, taking 60 drugs daily is a sign of? There is a name for the symptom (subjective) and another for the sign and diagnosis (objective)
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