Gingivoestomatitis estreptocócica / Streptococcal gingivostomatitis

Introducción: La gingivoestomatitis estreptocócica es una inflamación aguda de las encías y mucosa bucal. Es una infección específica por estreptococo, poco frecuente. Objetivo: Valorar la correspondencia entre el diagnóstico presuntivo de la gingivoestomatitis estreptocócica, el diagnóstico etiológico y la evolución clínica de los pacientes tratados. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio descriptivo en el período comprendido de septiembre del año 2018 a abril del 2019, en el Hospital Militar "Manuel Fajardo". La población de estudio estuvo constituida por 13 pacientes de 15 a 24 años que acudieron a los servicios de urgencias estomatológicas, quienes fueron diagnosticados con gingivoestomatitis estreptocócica. Las variables estudiadas fueron, edad, sexo, características clínicas, síntomas, correspondencia entre el diagnóstico presuntivo, el etiológico y evolución de la enfermedad. Resultados: El 61,5 por ciento de los pacientes fueron del sexo masculino y la media de edad fue de 18,5 años, el sangramiento estuvo presente en la totalidad de los pacientes, el 92,3 por ciento presento úlceras, en el 76,9 por ciento la enfermedad estaba generalizada, entre los síntomas predominaron el dolor y la fiebre. El diagnóstico etiológico del estreptococo beta hemolítico fue del 84,6 por ciento. La evolución de la enfermedad con el tratamiento recibido fue satisfactoria en el 76,9 por ciento de los pacientes. Conclusiones: Se observó alta correspondencia entre el diagnóstico presuntivo realizado en la consulta de urgencias y el diagnóstico etiológico de la gingivoestomatitis estreptocócica. La mayoría de los pacientes tuvo una evolución satisfactoria con el tratamiento(AU)

Introduction: Streptococcal gingivostomatitis is an acute inflammation of the gums and oral mucosa. It is a specific streptococcus infection with low frequency. Objective: To assess the correspondence between the presumptive diagnosis of streptococcal gingivostomatitis, the etiological diagnosis and the clinical evolution of the treated patients. Methods: A descriptive study was carried out in the period from September 2018 to April 2019, at the Hospital Militar "Manuel Fajardo Rivero". The study population consisted of 13 patients aged 15 to 24 who attended the stomatological emergency services who were diagnosed with streptococcal gingivostomatitis. The variables studied were, age, sex, clinical characteristics, symptoms, correspondence between presumptive diagnosis, etiological and disease evolution. Results: 61.5 percent of the patients were male and the average age was 18.5 years, bleeding was present in all patients, 92.3 percent had ulcers, in 76.9 percent the disease was widespread, pain and fever predominated among the symptoms. The etiological diagnosis of beta hemolytic streptococcus was 84.6 percent. The evolution of the disease with the treatment received was satisfactory in 76.9 percent of the patients. Conclusions: High correspondence was observed between the presumptive diagnosis made in the emergency department and the etiological diagnosis of streptococcal gingivostomatitis. The majority of the patients had a satisfactory evolution with the treatment(AU)

Flores de Bach para el tratamiento de niños con gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda / Bach flowers for the treatment of children with acute herpetic gingivostomatitis

Introducción: La gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda es la forma más común de infección gingival en la niñez. Objetivo: evaluar la efectividad de la terapia floral de Bach en niños con dicha infección. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio de intervención terapéutica en 42 niños de 2 a 6 años de edad, quienes acudieron al Departamento de Estomatología del Hospital General Docente Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso, desde el 2016 hasta diciembre del 2018. De forma aleatoria, se distribuyeron en 2 grupos con 21 miembros cada uno: el de estudio (números pares), recibió la aplicación sublingual de terapia floral, y el de control (números impares), fue tratado de la forma habitual con aciclovir en crema sobre las lesiones. Para la recolección de los datos se confeccionó una planilla que incluyó la evolución de los síntomas clínicos y psicológicos valorados en la entrevista a los padres y en el examen clínico. Se utilizó el porcentaje como medida de resumen y el estadígrafo de Ji al cuadrado con una confiabilidad de 95 %. Resultados: En el grupo de estudio se halló una mejoría clínica de los síntomas en más de 50,0 % de los pacientes a las 72 horas de recibir el tratamiento y en 100,0 % de estos al séptimo día; sin embargo, en el grupo de control se logró esta mejoría en 57,1 % de los afectados. Conclusiones: La favorable evolución clínica y psicológica puso de manifiesto la utilidad de esta terapia en los niños con gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda.

Introduction: Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis is the most common form of infection in childhood. Objective: to evaluate the effectiveness of Bach's floral therapy in children with this infection. Methods: A study of therapeutic intervention in 42 children from 2 to 6 years of age who went to the Stomatology Department of Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso Teaching General Hospital was carried out, from 2016 to December, 2018. They were distributed in 2 groups in a random way, with 21 members each: that of study (even numbers), received the floral therapy sublingually, and that of control (odd numbers), was treated in the habitual way with acyclovir in cream on the lesions. For the gathering of the data a schedule was made which included the clinical course of the clinical and psychological symptoms evaluated in the interview to the parents and in the clinical exam. Percentage was used as summary measure and the Chi squared statistician with a confidence of 95 %. Results: In the study group there was a clinical improvement of the symptoms in more than 50.0 % of the patients at the 72 hours of receiving the treatment and in 100.0 % of these to the seventh day; however, in the control group this improvement was achieved in 57.1 % of those affected. Conclusions: The favorable clinical and psychological clinical course showed the usefulness of this therapy in the children with acute herpetic gingivostomatitis.

Oral lesions and retroviruses in shelter cats / Afecções orais e retroviroses em gatos de abrigo

Oral lesions are common problems in feline medicine worldwide, and may be associated with different causes, such as infectious agents. There are only a few studies reporting the chief oral diseases and the results for retrovirus tests in shelter cats in Brazil, especially in the South region. This study aimed to identify the main inflammatory oral lesions in shelter cats and verify the test results for feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) infections. Forty-three felines from private shelters in the central region of Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) that presented clinically evident oral lesions, regardless of age, breed, sex, and neuter status, were used in this survey. Serological tests for FIV and FeLV were performed in all cats, and data regarding the rearing system were collected. Sixteen cats (37.2%) were reared in a free system, whereas 27 (62.8%) were kept under a restrict system. Of the 43 cats with oral lesions, 29 (67.44%) presented only one type of lesion, characterized as periodontitis (n=22, 51.16%), followed by gingivitis (n=6, 13.95%), and stomatitis (n=1, 2.32%). Concomitant stomatitis and periodontitis were found in the 14 remaining cats (100%). With respect to the test results for retrovirus infections, nine (20.93%) of the 43 felines were positive for FIV alone. Co-infection with both viruses was observed in seven cats (16.28%). No cat was seropositive for FeLV valone. None of the six cats that presented gingivitis was positive for FIV and FeLV; one cat with stomatitis was positive for FIV and FeLV; of the 22 cats with periodontitis, six (27.27%) were FIV positive and two (9.09%) were FIV/FeLV positive; and of the 14 cats that presented stomatitis and periodontitis, three (21.43%) were FIV positive and four (28.57%) were FIV/FeLV positive. As for diagnosis, 28 cats (65.1%) presented solely periodontal disease (PD), one cat (2.32%) had feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCG) alone, and 14 (32.5%) had both PD and FCG. The results obtained show that the main oral lesions found in shelter cats in the central region of RS were gingivitis, stomatitis, and periodontitis. Periodontitis, in association or not with stomatitis, was the most frequently observed oral cavity lesion in FIV- and/or FeLV-positive cats. Other factors may contribute to installation of inflammatory oral diseases in shelter cats because most cats with oral cavity lesions tested negative for retrovirus infections.(AU)

As afecções orais são problemas comuns em medicina felina em diferentes locais do mundo e podem estar relacionadas a diferentes causas, como agentes infecciosos. Poucos estudos foram encontrados no Brasil sobre o levantamento das principais doenças orais e dos resultados de testes para retrovírus em gatos de abrigos, principalmente na região Sul. Diante disso, o objetivo deste artigo foi identificar as principais afecções orais inflamatórias em gatos de abrigos e verificar os resultados dos testes para o vírus da imunodeficiência felina (FIV) e o vírus da leucemia felina (FeLV). Foram incluídos 43 felinos provenientes de abrigos privados localizados na região central do Rio Grande do Sul (RS) que apresentavam lesões orais clinicamente evidentes, independente de idade, raça, gênero e estado reprodutivo. Em todos os gatos foram realizados testes sorológicos para FIV e FeLV e obtidas informações referentes ao sistema de criação. Em 16 gatos (37,2%), o sistema de criação era livre, enquanto em 27 (62,8%) era restrito. Dos 43 gatos com lesões orais, em 29 (67,44%) foi verificado somente um tipo de lesão, caracterizado como periodontite (n=22, 51,16%), seguido de gengivite (n=6, 13,95%) e estomatite (n=1, 2,32%). Lesões concomitantes de estomatite e periodontite foram encontradas nos 14 gatos (100%) restantes. Quanto aos resultados dos testes para retrovírus, nove (20,93%) dos 43 felinos testados, foram positivos somente para FIV. Em sete gatos (16,28%) foi observada coinfecção pelos dois vírus. Em nenhum gato foi observado soropositividade somente para FeLV. Dos seis gatos com gengivite, nenhum foi positivo para FIV e FeLV; um gato com estomatite foi positivo para FIV e FeLV; dos 22 gatos com periodontite, seis (27,27%) foram FIV positivos e dois (9,09%) FIV/FeLV positivos; e dos 14 com estomatite e periodontite, três (21,43%) foram FIV positivos e quatro (28,57%) FIV/FeLV positivos. Quanto ao diagnóstico, em 28 gatos (65,1%) foi observada somente doença periodontal (DP), em um (2,32%) somente gengivoestomatite crônica felina (GECF) e em 14 gatos (32,5%) DP e GECF. Diante dos resultados obtidos, pode-se concluir que as principais lesões orais encontradas em gatos de abrigos da região central do RS foram gengivite, estomatite e periodontite; a periodontite associada ou não a estomatite foi a lesão oral mais frequente nos gatos positivos para FIV e/ou FeLV. Acredita-se que outros fatores possam contribuir na instalação de doenças orais em gatos de abrigos, já que houve predomínio de gatos com resultados negativos nos testes para os retrovírus.(AU)

Gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda en paciente adulto / Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis in adult patients

Introduction: Herpetic gingivostomatitis is an infection caused by herpes simplex virus, which affects mainly children patients, being uncommon this manifestation in adults. It initially appears with prodromal signs and then local signs show up. The treatment for this disease is only supportive, because there is already a peak of viral replication when it was diagnosed. Objectives: To report a case of herpetic gingivostomatitis and to discuss its clinical characteristics and treatment. Case report: The patient looked for clinic care for presenting painful oral lesions with little time of evolution. With no medical history, the patient reported using antibiotics and antifungals. Oroscopy showed multiple coalescing ulcerative lesions affecting the gum tissue, tongue, lips and hard palate. It has been diagnosed clinically as herpetic gingivostomatitis and has been treated with supportive treatment (analgesics, topical anesthetic and chlorhexidine digluconate 0,12 percent). The patient returned after one week with improvement of the condition. Conclusion: The correct diagnosis, through the evident clinical manifestations, prevents the indiscriminate use of antibiotics, leading to better response of the patient(AU)

Introducción: La gingivoestomatitis herpética es una infección causada por el virus herpes simple, que afecta principalmente a los pacientes infantiles, la cual resulta inusual en adultos. Inicialmente surge con señales prodrómicas y solo después se presentan señales locales. El tratamiento para este cuadro es solo de soporte, pues cuando se diagnostica ya hay un pico de replicación viral. Objetivo: informar un caso de gingivoestomatitis herpética y discutir sus características clínicas y tratamiento. Presentación del caso: El paciente buscó atención clínica por presentar dolorosas lesiones bucales con poco tiempo de evolución. Sin historial médico, informó que estaba usando antibióticos y antifúngicos, sin remisión de la condición. En la oroscopia se observaron múltiples lesiones ulcerativas coalescentes que afectan el tejido de la gingiva, la lengua, los labios y el paladar duro. Se ha diagnosticado clínicamente como gingivoestomatitis herpética y se ha tratado con tratamiento de apoyo (analgésicos, anestésicos tópicos y digluconato de clorhexidina al 0,12 por ciento). El paciente regresó después de una semana con una mejoría de la condición. Conclusion es: El correcto diagnóstico, a través de las manifestaciones clínicas evidentes, previene el uso indiscriminado de antibióticos, lo que lleva a una mejor respuesta del paciente(AU)

Feline chronic gingivostomatitis with calicivirus infection: case report / Gengivostomatite crônica felina com infecção por calicivírus: relato de caso

Feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is an oral inflammatory condition that frequently affects felines. Its etiology is not well defined, but several viral agents are thought to be involved. Several therapeutic protocols have been described, yet treatment response is often variable, and the therapeutic success is transient with an unpredictable duration. Therefore, the therapeutic strategy needs to be tailored for each patient. This work relates a case characterized by viral involvement in its etiopathogenesis providing an alternative to the most widely-used methods that so often frustrate both veterinary doctors and pet owners.(AU)

A gengivostomatite crônica felina (FCGS) é uma condição inflamatória oral que frequentemente afeta felinos. A sua etiologia não está bem definida, mas acredita-se que vários agentes virais possam estar envolvidos. Muitos protocolos terapêuticos têm sido descritos, no entanto, a resposta ao tratamento é frequentemente variável e o sucesso terapêutico é transitório com uma duração imprevisível. Portanto, a estratégia terapêutica precisa ser adaptada para cada paciente. O presente trabalho propõe a caracterização do envolvimento viral na etiopatogenia da doença como uma alternativa aos métodos mais amplamente utilizados, que muitas vezes frustram médicos veterinários e os donos de animais de estimação.(AU)

Intervención educativa sobre gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda, dirigida a médicos de la atención primaria / Educational Intervention on Herpetic Gingivostomatitis for Family Physicians in Primary Health Care

Introducción: es insuficiente el conocimiento de los médicos de familia sobre la gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda, una urgencia dentro de las normas estomatológicas. Objetivo: evaluar la efectividad de una intervención educativa sobre gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda, dirigida a médicos de familia que laboran en consultorios pertenecientes al área de salud. Métodos: estudio cuasi experimental comparativo en el período comprendido de enero a junio de 2013 en 25 médicos de familia y 13 internos de los consultorios pertenecientes al área de salud de la clínica Manuel Angulo Farrán, de las policlínicas Julio Grave de Peralta, Pedro del Toro y Alex Urquiola. En la etapa de diagnóstico se determinaron las necesidades de aprendizaje por medio de encuestas. Luego se distribuyeron folletos educativos sobre el tema y finalmente se realizó la evaluación bajo los mismos criterios que en la etapa diagnóstica. Resultados: se obtuvieron diferencias significativas entre el estado inicial y final de los conocimientos ya que al comienzo de la investigación el 64% de los médicos y el 70,6% de los internos poseían insuficientes conocimientos sobre esta enfermedad y el 100% no había recibido información sobre la misma, mientras que al finalizar el estudio el 100% de los médicos y el 92,3% de los internos mostraron buenos conocimientos sobre el tema. Conclusiones: la aplicación de la intervención educativa permitió motivar a los médicos y elevar sus conocimientos acerca de esta enfermedad, de manera que puede efectuarse en otras instituciones en el territorio.

Introduction: the family doctors´ knowledge on acute herpetic gingivostomatitis is insufficient, an urgency within the stomatologic standars. Objective: to assess the effectiveness of an educational intervention on acute herpetic gingivostomatitis, for family physicians working in health areas. Method: a comparative quasi-experimental study from January to June 2013 in 25 family physicians and 13 internal doctors from Manuel Angulo Farrán health area, Julio Grave de Peralta, Pedro del Toro and Alex Urquiola polyclinics. At the stage of diagnosis, learning needs were determined by surveys. Then they were distributed in educational brochures on the subject and finally, the evaluation was performed under the same criteria of diagnostic stage. Results: significant differences between the initial and final state of knowledge obtained since the beginning of the investigation, 64% of physicians and 70.6% of the patients had insufficient knowledge about the disease and had not received 100% about this, while at the end of the study 100% of physicians and 92.3% of the patients showed good knowledge on the subject. Conclusions: the application of educational intervention allowed doctors to motivate and increase their knowledge about this disease, so that could take place in other institutions in the territory.

Efecto terapéutico de las aguas mineromedicinales en el tratamiento de la gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda / Therapeutic effect of medicinal mineral needles in the treatment of acute herpetic gingivostomatitis

Introducción: el empleo de las aguas con fines curativos, se remonta a épocas tempranas en la evolución del hombre. Objetivo: determinar el efecto terapéutico de aguas mineromedicinales en el tratamiento de gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda. Métodos: estudio analítico cuasiexperimental, en el Policlínico Gilberto Marquetty, Candelaria, Artemisa, en el periodo de octubre de 2011 a octubre de 2012, con un universo de 110 niños de 1 a 14 años diagnosticados con gingivoestomatítis herpética aguda. Por muestreo aleatorio simple se dividieron en dos grupos, Grupo 1 (Control) 55 pacientes, se aplicó tratamiento convencional con antihistamínico y analgésicos, prescripto por el facultativo. Grupo 2 (Estudio): 55 pacientes, se aplicó tratamiento con aguas mineromedicinales. Las variables estudiadas fueron edad, sexo, zona de residencia, síntomas colaterales, zonas anatómicas afectadas y evolución. Se consideró favorable cuando curó o mejoró y desfavorable cuando siguió igual o empeoró. La información se obtuvo por examen físico evolutivo al tercer, quinto y décimo día de tratamiento, evaluando sintomatología y cuadro clínico. Para el análisis de la información se utilizó distribución de frecuencias absolutas y porcentaje. Resultados: evolución satisfactoria, en menos días de tratamiento y con ausencia de reacciones adversas en los pacientes tratados con aguas mineromedicinales; el 50,90 por ciento de niños al tercer día de tratamiento estaban curados y el 96,36 por ciento, al décimo día. Conclusiones: las aguas mineromedicinales del manantial El Templado de San Diego de los Baños tiene efectos terapéuticos favorables en el tratamiento de las gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda en niños; se logró una evolución clínica favorable en menor tiempo que en el tratamiento convencional(AU)

Introduction: The use of needles with therapeutic aims dates back to early ages in humankind evolution. Objective: To determine the therapeutic effect of medicinal mineral needles in the treatment of acute herpetic gingivostomatitis. Methods: Quasi-experimental analytical study, in Gilberto Marquetty Polyclinic of Candelaria, Artemisa Province, from October 2011 to October 2012, with a target group of 110 children at ages 1-14 years diagnosed with acute herpetic gingivostomatitis. By random sampling, they were divided into two groups: 1 (control group, 55 patients), to which conventional treatment with antihistaminic and analgesics, prescribed by the doctor; 2 (study group, 55 patients), to which treatment was applied with medicinal mineral needles. The variables studied were age, sex, dwelling area, side symptoms, affected anatomical areas and natural history. It was considered favorable when healed or ameliorated; and unfavorable when remained the same or worsened. The information was obtained by followed-up physical examination after three, four and five days of treatment, evaluating symptoms and clinical frame. For information analysis, distribution of absolute frequencies and percentages were used. Results: Satisfactory natural history, in less than ten days of treatment and without side effects in patients treated with medicinal mineral needles. 50.90 percent of children were healed after three days of treatment and 96.36 percent after ten days. Conclusions: medicinal mineral needles from El Templado springs of San Diego de los Baños have favorable therapeutic effects in the treatment of acute herpetic gingivostomatitis in less time than the conventional treatments(AU)

Comportamiento de las urgencias periodontales en pacientes de la Parroquia Olegario Villalobos, Maracaibo, Venezuela / Periodontal Emergencies Behavior in Patients of Olegario Villalobos Parish, Maracaibo, Venezuela

Introducción: en el periodonto se presentan procesos inflamatorios agudos, que se enmarcan dentro de las urgencias periodontales por ser dolorosos, de instalación repentina y de corta duración, ellos comprenden un grupo de enfermedades con características bien definidas dentro de las cuales se citan: gingivitis ulceronecrotizante aguda, gingivoestomatitis herpética aguda, estomatitis aftosa, absceso gingival y absceso periodontal. Objetivo: caracterizar el comportamiento de pacientes con urgencias periodontales. Método: se realizó una investigación aplicada de tipo observacional, descriptivo, de corte transversal, en los consultorios odontológicos de la Parroquia Olegario Villalobos, municipio Maracaibo, estado Zulia durante julio de 2008 a junio de 2010. El universo y la muestra coincidieron, y fue de 258 pacientes que presentaron urgencias periodontales. Se estudiaron variables como: edad, sexo, urgencias periodontales y factores de riesgo, se utilizaron como indicadores los números absolutos y porcentajes. Resultados: la mayor cantidad de pacientes estuvo representada por el grupo de 19-34 años de edad con 65 pacientes (25,2 %), y por el sexo femenino con 152 (58,9 %). El mayor número resultó afectado por la estomatitis aftosa con 38 %. La higiene bucal deficiente prevaleció en 202 (78,3 %), sobre todo en el sexo masculino con 129 pacientes (63,9 %). Conclusiones: numerosos pacientes estuvieron afectados por la estomatitis aftosa entre 19-34 años de edad; existió predominio de higiene bucal deficiente en el sexo masculino.Las urgencias periodontales constituyeron un problema de salud bucal en la población de la Parroquia Olegario Villalobos.

Introduction: acute periodontal inflammatory processes, which are part of periodontal emergencies, due to the painful, sudden and short-lived installation, are a group of diseases with different characteristics such as acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis, acute herpetic gingivostomatitis, aphthous stomatitis, gingival abscess, periodontal abscess. Objective: to characterize the patients with periodontal emergencies behavior. Method: an applied observational, descriptive, cross-sectional research in Dental offices Olegario Villalobos Parish, Maracaibo, Zulia state during July 2008 to June 2010 was performed. The universe and the sample comprised 258 patients who had periodontal emergencies. The variables: age, sex, periodontal emergency and risk factors were studied; absolute numbers and percentages were used as indicators. Results: most of patients were represented by the group of 19-34 years with 65 of them (25.2 %) and 152 females (58.9 %). The highest number of them was affected by aphthous stomatitis with 38 %. Poor oral hygiene prevailed in 202 (78.3 %), especially in males with 129 patients (63.9 %). Conclusions: many patients were affected by aphthous stomatitis between 19-34 years of age; there was a predominance of poor oral hygiene in males. Periodontal emergencies constituted an oral health problem in the population of the Olegario Villalobos Parish.

ONE CASE REPORT OF PRIMARY ORAL SOFT TISSUE LYMPHOSARCOMA / 西安交通大学学报(医学版)

One male patient is reported. This patient was admitted to our hospital tecause of chilling, fever, swelling of gingiva, ulcer formation, pain, swelling of lymphnodes in the whole baby for 45 days, and inefficacious prednisone. Reactive proliferation was detected with inguinal lymphonodi biopsy, resulting in the misdiagnosis of gingivostomatitis and septicemia. The patient died of intracranial hemorrhage 14 days after admittion. The multiple manifestations of oral soft tissue lymphosarcoma and misdiagnosis are discussed.