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Evaluation of an oral moisture-checking device for screening dry mouth 被引量:1
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作者 Yosuke Fukushima Tetsuya Yoda +22 位作者 Shoichiro Kokabu Ryuichiro Araki Tsubasa Murata Yoshimasa Kitagawa ken omura Shuji Toya Kayoko Ito Saori Funayama Hiroshi Iwabuchi Kazuhiro Asano Yutaka Imai Akihide Negishi Satoshi Yokoo Goichi Matsumoto Eiro Kubota Hideki Watanabe Mikio Kusama Kojiro Onizawa Takuya Goto Seiji Nakamura Ryuichi Nakazawa Kiyoshi Harada Takashi Fujibayashi 《Open Journal of Stomatology》 2013年第8期440-446,共7页
Objective: This multicenter clinical study was to assess the clinical usability of an oral moisture-checking device in detecting the dry mouth patients and evaluating the optimal measurement site. Materials and Method... Objective: This multicenter clinical study was to assess the clinical usability of an oral moisture-checking device in detecting the dry mouth patients and evaluating the optimal measurement site. Materials and Methods: The study group comprised 250 patients with dry mouth and 241 healthy volunteer subjects at 13 medical centers. This device was used to measure the moisture degrees of the lingual mucosa and the buccal mucosa. Subjective oral dryness, objective oral dryness, and saliva flow rates were also compared between the two groups. For statistical analysis, receiver-operating characteristic analysis was performed to calculate the area under the curve (AUC). Results: The moisture degree of the lingual mucosa was significantly lower in the dry mouth group (27.2 ± 4.9) than that in the healthy group (29.5 ± 3.1, AUC = 0.653). When a lingual mucosa moisture degree of 31.0 or higher was defined as normal, less than 27.0 as dry mouth, and 27.0 to less than 31.0 as borderline zone of dry mouth, both the sensitivity and the specificity for the diagnosis of dry mouth were close to 80%. Conclusion: These results suggest that the oral moisture-checking device is a usable screening device for dry mouth. 展开更多
关键词 Dry MOUTH ORAL Moisture-Checking DEVICE ROC Analysis
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Malignant Lymphoma with Initial Symptoms in the Mandibular Region
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作者 Yumi Mochizuki Hiroyuki Harada +8 位作者 Kei Sakamoto Kou Kayamori Shin Nakamura Minoru Ikuta Yuji Kabasawa Eriko Marukawa Hiroaki Shimamoto Fumihiko Tushima ken omura 《Journal of Cancer Therapy》 2015年第7期554-565,共12页
Primary intraosseous lymphoma is rare and there are few case reports manifesting with a mass in the mandible. Thus, we retrospectively reviewed and analyzed the clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome of extr... Primary intraosseous lymphoma is rare and there are few case reports manifesting with a mass in the mandible. Thus, we retrospectively reviewed and analyzed the clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome of extranodal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) with initial mandibular symptoms in our department. At initial treatment of dental clinics, dentists had diagnosed as dental or gingival diseases and had performed dental treatment. Neurological disorder to involvement of the inferior alveolar nerve was present in 80.0% of our cases. On dental or panoramic radiography a specific radiolucent lesion in the mandible was not detected, except for dental lesions. On CT, NHL of the mandible region has no widening and no clear destruction but a slit-like the cortex bone destruction pattern with keeping in shape of the mandibular body (62.5% of CT-examined cases), and extraosseous soft tissue mass are clearer on MRI (100.0% of MRI-examined cases). Histopathologically, 80.0% of our cases were diagnosed as diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL). One case as B-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma and one case as B-cell lymphoma unclassifiable with features intermediate between DLBCL and Burkitt lymphoma were Stage IV (Ann Arbor staging system) and had poor prognosis. The disease-specific survival rate was 77.8% at 5 years. If unexplained non-specific symptoms such as swelling of the jaw, pain, neurological disorder of the inferior alveolar nerve, tooth mobility are observed, oral surgeons and dentists should not perform dental treatments. CT and MRI show disease specific appearance to be able to give a definitive diasnosis as NHL. PET/CT is useful for scaninng of whole body. A deep bone biopsy is preferred for suspected malignant lymphoma. 展开更多
关键词 MANDIBLE Diffuse Large B Cell LYMPHOMA B-CELL LYMPHOMA Unclassifiable with Features Intermediate between DLBCL and BURKITT LYMPHOMA B-CELL LYMPHOBLASTIC LYMPHOMA The Inferior Alveolar Nerve
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