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Benign white lesions of the oral mucosa: clinical presentation, diagnosis and t...
Binda, Nívia Castro; Sá, Anne Caroline Silva Freire de; Borba, Thalita Oliveira da Silva; Franco, Amanda Gonçalves; Reis, Jaqueline LopesBenign white lesions in the oral cavity have high recurrence and represent a group of entities whose main clinical manifestation is the presence of white areas in the mouth. Although there are classic features associated with each lesion, clinical appearances can be confounded, leading to incorrect diagnosis and treatment. Given the above, this work aims to describe the most common benign white lesions found in...
Metastatic tumors in the maxillofacial region: a systematic review
Binda, Nívia Castro; Binda , Ana Luiza Castro; Pinho , Rodolfo Alves de; Ramalho, Matheus Almeida; Girard, Bruna PeixotoMetastasis is a consequence of a complex biological cascade, which begins with the detachment of tumor cells from the primary site and, via blood or lymph, spread to other sites, where they form a new neoplastic colony. They represent about 1% of all malignant tumors in this region, the oral cavity being the site most affected by neoplasms. Oral and maxillofacial cancer has high morbidity and mortality rates. T...
Manifestations or oral manifestations resulting from head and neck radiotherapy
Binda, Nívia Castro; Binda , Ana Luiza Castro; Rodrigues , Sandryelle de Andrade; Loures, Leandro Luiz da Silva; Sá, Anne Caroline Silva Freire deHead and neck cancer (CPP) corresponds to assumed tumors in the skin, oral cavity, lips, salivary glands, larynx, pharynx, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, external auditory canal and middle ear. It affects people of both sexes, but with greater predilection for males and over 40 years of age. The risk factors associated with this malignancy are smoking, alcohol consumption, overweight, exposure to ultraviolet ...
Syphilis oral manifestations: a literature review
Binda , Ana Luiza Castro; Sá , Anne Caroline Silva Freire de; Franco, Amanda Gonçalves; Borba, Thalita Oliveira da SilvaSyphilis is an infectious disease caused by Treponema Pallidum, usually by vertical transmission, known as congenital syphilis, or even sexual, called acquired syphilis. In addition, contamination can occur indirectly, through the use of contaminated objects, such as tattoo needles or blood transfusions. It is considered a public health problem due to its high degree of incidence, mostly in low-income countries...