How to maintain a cariostatic fluoride concentration in the oral environment [0.03%]
如何维持口腔环境中的防龋氟浓度
J A Cury,L M A Tenuta
J A Cury
J V Kumar
J V Kumar
V C C Marinho
V C C Marinho
M C Herzberg,A Weinberg,S M Wahl
M C Herzberg
The oral epithelium is the site of first exposure of HIV-1 to host tissues during oral sex with an infected partner or through breast-feeding by an infected mother. Although the oral epithelium is distinguishable by its apparent resistance,...
K Page-Shafer,S Sweet,S Kassaye et al.
K Page-Shafer et al.
The oral environment has received various amounts of attention in association with HIV infection and pathogenesis. Since HIV infection occurs through mucosal tissue, oral factors-including tissue, fluids, and compartments-are of interest in...
(B3) Markers of immunodeficiency and mechanisms of HAART therapy on oral lesions [0.03%]
口腔病变的免疫缺陷标志物及HAART治疗机制
S R Flint,A Tappuni,J Leigh et al.
S R Flint et al.
Highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART) has revolutionized the treatment and prognosis of HIV disease and AIDS in those who can take advantage of the treatment. There are currently 20 different anti-retroviral drugs in 4 different cla...
M Umadevi,O Adeyemi,M Patel et al.
M Umadevi et al.
The workshop addressed the following questions with respect to periodontal diseases and bacterial infections seen in HIV infection: (1) What is linear gingival erythema? Is it prevalent only in HIV disease? A crude Delphi technique was used...
M M Coogan,P L Fidel Jr,M C Komesu et al.
M M Coogan et al.
Oral candidiasis (OC) is the most common mucosal manifestation of HIV infection. This workshop examined OC and other mycoses associated with HIV infection. Historically, blood CD4 cell numbers were the primary prognosticator for the develop...