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Abstract: Resumo: A hipersensibilidade dentinária (HD) é caracterizada por uma dor aguda e de curta duração, provocada por estímulos térmicos, táteis ou químicos, em dentes com túbulos dentinários expostos. O tratamento da HD envolve o uso de agentes que bloqueiam a transmissão dos estímulos, ou, mais recentemente, o uso de lasers. Sugere-se que o laser de alta potência (LAP) cause a obliteração dos túbulos dentinários por meio do derretimento da dentina adjacente. Diversos equipamentos e protocolos são utilizados para o tratamento da HD. O objetivo deste estudo foi revisar a......
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Abstract: Perforator flaps have revolutionized the field of reconstructive surgery by allowing maximum function and minimizing donor site morbidity and cost to the patient. They are now accepted as the gold standard in autogenous reconstruction in situations where muscle flaps are unnecessary. The superior gluteal artery perforator (SGAP) flap is a suitable option for defects in the sacral area, especially grade 4 sacral decubitus ulcers. The procedure of a trilobed SGAP flap provides maximal soft tissue coverage, obliteration of dead space and producing a very inconspicuous donor site scar. This flap is therefore a robust, simple and highly feasible option of reconstruction of defects due to pressure ulcers giving excellent results
Keywords : SGAP, perforator flap, superior gluteal artery, pressure sore
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Abstract: Most dermatoses have their origin within the skin or skin appendages presenting with characteristic clinical features. . Skin may be affected in many systemic conditions too because of alteration in the skin structure and/or physiology resulting from the common aetiopathogenesis. Very occasionally, we encounter a few conditions which present within the skin but the pathology is not indigenous to that site. Such anomalous, non-indigenous presence of any condition within the skin is called ectopic which pose a difficulty in their diagnosis and management. A high index of........
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Abstract: Background: Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM) is one of the most common otological diseases, particularly in developing countries like India. It contributes significantly to preventable hearing loss. Based on clinical and pathological features, CSOM is classified as safe (tubotympanic) and unsafe (atticoantral). The distinction is critical because unsafe CSOM is often associated with cholesteatoma and carries a higher risk of complications, including ossicular destruction. The study was conducted to compare the pattern and prevalence of ossicular chain erosion in patients with safe and unsafe types of CSOM, based on intraoperative findings, in a tertiary care teaching hospital serving rural Bihar.........
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