10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOSSODYNIA»
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glossodynia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Oral Psychophysiology: Stress, Pain, and Behavior in Dental Care
and oral stereognostic ability) showed no significant differences between the two
groups. One significant difference, however, was a decreased pain tolerance
among the glossodynia patients at the tongue tip, a site of clinical pain in a
majority ...
Glossodynia. — Dr. C. Chauveau (Archiv. Gen. it Med., Jan., p. 66). — Painful
sensations in the tongue without obvious macroscopic lesions have given rise to
considerable controversy. Yerneuil describes glossodynia as " imaginary
ulceration ...
3
Treatment of Oral Diseases: A Concise Textbook
76 Glossodynia • Definition Glossodynia or glossopyrosis or burning mouth
syndrome is one of the most common oral problems. It is not a specific disease
entity but a symptom of burning sensation of the tongue with no clinically visible ...
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Color Atlas of Oral Diseases
Glossodynia, slight erythema and mild elongation of fungiform papillae at the tip
of the tongue. Glossodynia. Glossodynia, or glossopyrosis is not a specific
disease entity but a symptom of burning sensation of the tongue. During the last ...
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Modern Medicine, Its Theory and Practice: In Original ...
Glossodynia. Exfoliativa;. Chronic. Superficial. Glossitis. — This is a very painful
affection of the tongue, characterized by bright-red lines or patches at the margin
and tip. The pain, which is the principal symptom, is out of proportion to the local
...
Sir William Osler, Thomas McCrae, 1908
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Mouth Diseases: Advances in Research and Treatment: 2011 ...
A new study, 'Glossodynia from Candida-associated lesions, burning mouth
syndrome, or mixed causes,' is now available. According to recent research from
Osaka, Japan, “Candida-associated lesions (CALs) and burning mouth
syndrome ...
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Essentials of Oral Pathology
Glossodynia refers to the painful tongue, while glossopyrosis means burning
sensation of the tongue. Etiology of glossodynia and glossopyrosis • Vitamin
deficiency • Anemia (especially pernicious anemia) • Hormonal disorder, e. g.
diabetes, ...
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Clinical Management in Psychodermatology
Categorization. In dermatology, somatoform pain disorders usually express as
regional cutaneous dysesthesias and mucosal dysesthesias. Predominant
among them are glossodynia (orofacial pain syndrome), vulvodynia, phallodynia,
...
Wolfgang Harth, Uwe Gieler, Daniel Kusnir, 2008
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Textbook of Oral Medicine
Glossodynia and glossopyrosis are discussed here because there can be a
neurologic basis for these symptoms in many patients. Glossodynia refers to a
painful tongue and glossopyrosis refers to burning sensation of tongue. A variety
of ...
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Issues in Pain Therapies and Research: 2011 Edition
We investigated patients with glossodynia to examine the relationship between
CAL and BMS,” scientists in Osaka, Japan report. “A visual analog scale was
used to divide 95 patients with glossodynia into three groups according to
intensity of ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLOSSODYNIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
glossodynia is used in the context of the following news items.
Orofacial pain specialists at Case Western Reserve University treat …
... group, which tackles ailments with such exotic names as, idiopathic persistent facial pain, oral chemosensory disorders and glossodynia. «News-Medical.net, Apr 15»
Tongue tip is 'burning'
... appear normal and healthy upon examination by a dentist, you may have the burning mouth syndrome (stomatodynia or glossodynia). «AsiaOne, Jan 15»
Dental problems could be a sign of an eating disorder
... sensation in the mouth or tongue (glossodynia), poor healing of oral injuries, loss or distortion of taste and predisposition to gum disease. «Baltimore Sun, Dec 14»
Tips to soothe your burning tongue
... medically also termed glossodynia. Medical journals describe it as a scalding painful sensation in the tongue, lips, palate, or throughout the ... «Times of India, Sep 14»
Everyday words: Study emphasizes dental patient communication 'in …
... dry mouth for xerostomia; soreness of tongue for glossodynia, and more). The dental records and test results becoming available to patients frequently contain ... «RDH, Feb 14»
Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals Inc. Receives FDA Response to …
Adverse events commonly observed with the sublingual administration of SUBOXONE Sublingual Film are oral hypoesthesia, glossodynia, oral ... «PR Newswire, Feb 13»
Unexplained pain in woman's mouth caused her to lose weight …
... that Josephine van Es's symptoms were consistent with a poorly understood condition called glossodynia, or burning mouth syndrome, which ... «Washington Post, Sep 12»
Ask the doctor: Why didn't an operation stop my husband's snores?
Many of us are familiar with people who suffer unexplained pain, despite careful investigation, at sites such as the tongue (glossodynia), the ... «Daily Mail, Aug 12»
Dr. John: Diet concerns, burning mouth syndrome, skin tags
The medical term for burning mouth syndrome is glossodynia. With this condition the mouth, lips, tongue and gum line can have a constant ... «9NEWS.com, May 12»
