LESIONI ORALI E CERVICALI ASSOCIATE A PAPILLOMA VIRUS UMANO

2009

The aim of this review is to carry out a quick excursus on the epidemiological and clinical aspect of oral and cervical lesions induced by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and on the way this virus is transmitted. HPV infection is transmitted above all through vaginal or anal sexual relations with partners carrying the virus. Also other types of sexual relations, such as oral sex, can be a vehicle of transmission, though much more rarely. In literature there is not enough data proving that oral-genital contact can really be a vehicle of transmission for human papillomavirus. It can be concluded, therefore, that evidences in further studies with a large sample group of patients who pract…

Vascolarization of Peri-Implant Tisues:Literature Review

2007

VASCULARIZATION OF PERI IMPLANT TISSUES: LITERATURE REVIEW

2007

LA SINDROME DELLA BOCCA CHE BRUCIA

2007

Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is characterized by burning sensations of the oral cavity in the absence of abnormalities of the oral mucosa. BMS predominantly affects middle-aged women. This condition has a multifactorial etiology. Multiple approaches to treatment have been described. This article examines BMS, its related factors, and treatment options.