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2003| October-December | Volume 15 | Issue 4
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HUMAN BITEMARKS: The fingerprints of the mouth
K Shashikala
October-December 2003, 15(4):165-171
The human dentition can be used as a weapon of attack or defense. It has been noticed by investigators that at some crime scenes, criminals seem to leave their bite impressions on food products, chewing gum, or more commonly on the skin of their victims, especially in cases of battery, rape, child abuse, and homicide. Many bite injuries are seen in casualty departments where quick and proper recovery of evidence can assist in analyzing these injuries. This article describes different bite marks, methods of preserving and collection of evidence, comparative analysis methods and a few interesting case reports
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Gorlin Goltz Syndrome : A Review
MS Deepa, C Raphy Paul, Anita Balan
October-December 2003, 15(4):203-209
Gorlin syndrome is a rare autosomal dominant disorder characterized by multiple basal cell carcinomas, odontogenic keratocysts, tumors, and systemic anomalies. Early diac-iosis and treatment :s of utmost importance in reducing the severity of the long-term sequelae of this syndrome. and review of literature documenting both major and lesser-known manifestations of this disorder is given here.
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RHINOSCLEROMA - A Case Report
Renuka J Bathi, Sameena Parveen, Neeraj Taneja
October-December 2003, 15(4):158-161
Rhinoscleroma is a rare chronic granulomatous infection predominately affecting the sipper respiratory tract caused by Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis, a gram negative aerobic coccobacillus. This disease is endemic to Africa, central and South America, South central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and China. We report a case of rhinoscleroma highlighting clinical feature, investigations and its treatment.
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Mucormyc.osis of the Palatal tissues : Case Report
M Jayasheela, Vikram S Amberkar, Ceena Denny, Ahmed Mujib, TS Bastian, PG Philip, Veerendra B Kumar
October-December 2003, 15(4):162-164
Mucormycosis is a serious infection caused by a opportunistic fungi. The most frequently affected are is the maxillofacial region. A case of mucormycosis of the palatal tissue in a female diabetic patient is reported.
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Heck's Disease
Kartikeya Patil, VG Mahima, Usha Heg, Shivanand B Bagewadi
October-December 2003, 15(4):187-192
Heck's Disease also termed as Focal Epithelial Hyperplasia is an uncommon benign oral condition characterized by multiple circumscribed, sessile, soft, elevated nodules having the same colour as the oral mucosa. It occurs commonly in younger individuals of certain racial groups. A case of Heck's Disease manifesting in a 5 year old male Tibetan refugee child in India is presented and discussed.
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DOUBLE PALATE WITH TERATOM - A Case Report
Shilpa J Parikh, Fakirmohan Debta, Jigna Shah
October-December 2003, 15(4):172-176
Double palate is a unique, congen_it3i, extremely rare and infrequent occurrence in the oro-facial complex. Most of other congenital anomalies of palate are of frequent occurrence and have an early and easy diagnosis. The reported case was an extremely rare and unique with duplication of palate and of maxillary dental arch. The patient had normal mandibular dentition, broad flat-palate very unusual to the age, depressed-nasal bridge, anatomically incompetent but potentially competent lips, hypertelorism with no other skeletal deformity. The patient had already been operated for growth in the palatal region one year ago. The present case needs a multi-approach team management for the future rehabilitation of oro-facial complex.
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ADENOMATOID ODONTOGENIC TUMOR - A Rarity with Review of Literature
Apeksha R Balpande, Sathawane , RN Mody
October-December 2003, 15(4):182-186
Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor (AOT). is a rear. benign, non-aggressive tumor that comprises of 0.1 % of tumors and cysts of jaws and 3% of all the odontogenic tumors of the jaws. The pathogenesis and stimulus to tumor production is unknown. A case of a large adenomatoid odontogenic tumor causing erosion of superior wall of antrum, along with its comprehensive review of literature, pathogenesis, clincoradiographic and histologic features and differential diagnosis is reported.
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Presence of Candida In Oral Lichen Planus And Leukoplakia
Sumanth , B Balaji Rao, GP Mamtha, Mujib Ahmed
October-December 2003, 15(4):154-157
Candida albicans is one of the indigenous oral microbial floras. which is known to harbor in keratotic lesions of oral cavity. Due to endogenous nitrosation potential of this organism dysplastic changes are usually associated in lesions with candidal invasion. This study was done to see the association of the organism with oral lichen planus and Leukoplakia in smears and histological secrinns. The presence of the nrgnnism was found to be statistically insignificant (p>O.05) in these lesions and there was no correlation between dysplasia and the presence of candidal hyphae in oral lichen planus and leukoplakia.
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GUEST EDITORIAL
Guest Editorial
AB Surveyor
October-December 2003, 15(4):153-153
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An evaluation of specific antibodies to oral streptococcus Mutans in human serum and saliva in relation to dental care
S Padmashree, KS Ganapathy', Shripad A Patil
October-December 2003, 15(4):193-202
An immunological investigation of denal caries was carried out to detect antibodies in human serum and saliva against streptococcus mutans, in relation with the formation of caries. The level of serum and salivary IgG, IgA & IgM antibodies was determined by an indirect enzyme linked immunosobent assay (ELISA), using formalinized whole bacterial cells as the antigen
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Major Apthous Ulcer A Systemic Link - A Case Report
Shaik Md Asif, KS Nagesh, Asha R Ivengar, Jyoti K Gupta
October-December 2003, 15(4):210-213
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MAXILLARY ALVEOLAR OSTEONECROSIS - A rare complication associated with infection of Right Maxillary Nerve
Mubeen , Irfan Adil
October-December 2003, 15(4):177-181
Reports of spontaneous tooth exfoliation and osteonecrosis following Trigeminal Herpes Zoster are extremely rare and have been sporadic. Here we report a case of a 42-year-old man who exhibited prodromal odontalgia before the appearance of vesicular mucocutaneous lesions, together with severe destruction of the maxillary bone and spontaneous exfoliation of teeth. A review and analysis of the clinical aspects and the pathogenesis of Herpes zoster and bone necrosis are discussed.
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Cover Page Feature
Jyoti Gupta
October-December 2003, 15(4):214-214
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