10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIALORRHOEA»
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sialorrhoea in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Sialorrhoea Sialorrhoea, or excessive salivation, is an uncommon condition that
has various causes. Minor sialorrhoea may result from local irritations, such as
aphthous ulcers or ill-fitting dentures. Patients with new dentures often
experience ...
2
Oral Complications of Cancer and Its Management
Sialorrhoea has been defined as 'an excessive secretion of saliva'. Sialorrhoea is
not synonymous with drooling (see below), although patients with sialorrhoea
may also experience drooling. Sialorrhoea is relatively uncommon in patients ...
Andrew Davies, Joel Epstein, 2010
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Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine,The Basis of Diagnosis and ...
Increased salivary flow is termed sialorrhoea or ptyalism. INCIDENCE People at
the extremes of age, the chronically debilitated, or those in chronic care facilities,
especially when associated with cerebrovascular events and oesophageal ...
4
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: New Insights for the ...
(2010 MAY 3) University of Rome: Botulinum toxin type A for the treatment of
sialorrhoea in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: a clinical and neurophysiological
study New research, 'Botulinum toxin type A for the treatment of sialorrhoea in ...
5
Pocketbook of Oral Disease
Sialorrhoea. (hypersalivation. and. drooling). Keypoints. • Healthy individuals
produce and swallow from 0.5 to 1.5 litres of saliva in 24 hours. • Salivary flow
above this is termed sialorrhoea, hypersialia, hypersalivation or ptyalism.
Crispian Scully, José Vicente Bagán Sebastián, Marco Carrozzo, 2012
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A Dictionary of Psychological Medicine: Giving the ...
spittle), sialorrhoea (a-ia\ov, saliva ; pe'u, I flow), and flow of saliva. The amount of
saliva normally secreted by an adult in the twenty-four hours is about 1 500
grammes, but this quantity is rarely constant, a large number of external factors ...
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Genitourinary Tract Agents—Advances in Research and ...
“Not only is the drooling annoying and limiting for the person with sialorrhoea,
there are problems for the caregivers. Carers must clean and control the drooling,
and remove the drool from the body, clothes and surrounding equipment of the ...
8
Paediatric Palliative Medicine
Physiology Sialorrhoea can be caused by three different factors: 0 excessive
production of saliva; o inability to retain saliva in the mouth; 0 difficulty in
swallowing. Excessive production is not a problem in itselfunless accompanied
by one or ...
Richard Hain, Satbir Singh Jassal, 2010
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A Dictionary of Neurological Signs
Neurology 1961; 11: 335–336. Cross References Ataxia; Cerebellar syndromes;
Heel–knee–shin test, Heel–shin test Sialorrhoea Sialorrhoea (drooling) is
excessive salivation, possibly due to excess flow of saliva but more likely
secondary to ...
Publishthis. Rheumatic Fever Rheumatic Fever Rheumatic Fever Rheumatic
Fever Aconite Anacardium Arnica Arsenicum Sialorrhoea Sialorrhoea
Sialorrhoea Sialorrhoea Sialorrhoea Therapeutics Kreosotum Mercurius Natrum
muriaticum.
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SIALORRHOEA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sialorrhoea is used in the context of the following news items.
What is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?
Problems with salivation are common, particularly sialorrhoea (excessive salivation). Supportive treatment depends upon the nature of the secretion. If the saliva ... «The Pharmaceutical Journal, Sep 14»
Proveca signs agreement with EMA to develop Glycopyrronium drug …
... paediatric investigation plan (PIP) for the development of Glycopyrronium – a drug designed to combat chronic pathological drooling (sialorrhoea) in children. «News-Medical.net, Oct 13»
Ask the doctor: Can heart pills make your skin blotchy?
... must be to check for these. You must therefore discuss the symptom, known as sialorrhoea, with your GP, and you may be referred for specialist attention. «Daily Mail, Jul 13»
Antipsychotics: managing medical crises
... diaphoresis or sialorrhoea; tachycardia; tremor; metabolic acidosis; leukocytosis; incontinence; change in mental state; and exclusion of other drug-induced, ... «Irish Medical Times, May 13»
'Parkinson's Drug Market Will Reach $3426 Million in 2016' Predicts …
... including orthostatic hypotension, Parkinson's-related psychosis and sialorrhoea. However, the R&D pipeline contains more-significant candidates than these, ... «PR Newswire UK, Jan 13»
The physical, social and emotional effects of bowel dysfunction in …
Patients often experience excessive amounts of saliva in the mouth (sialorrhoea) due to dysphagia (impaired and infrequent swallowing). Studies suggest that ... «Nursing Times, Aug 10»
Evotec Buys Summit's Zebrafish Screening Business for Roughly …
The company's clinical and preclinical pipeline includes both in-house and out-licensed drug candidates for Parkinson's disease-related sialorrhoea (Phase II, ... «Genetic Engineering News, May 09»
Clozapine and risk of pneumonia
Other possible indirect mechanisms of clozapine predisposition to infection, particularly aspiration pneumonia, include sialorrhoea and impairment of ... «British Journal of Psychiatry, Apr 09»
