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Schweizerische Monatsschrift fur Zahnheilkunde = Revue mensuelle suisse d'odonto-stomatologie, 1980
Burning sensations on the tongue have several causes which may be found in only 50% cases. It is hardly possible to establish a differentiation into symptomatic and essential forms because transition from one into the other are of moving nature. Known causes may be divided into general and local ones.
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Burning sensations on the tongue have several causes which may be found in only 50% cases. It is hardly possible to establish a differentiation into symptomatic and essential forms because transition from one into the other are of moving nature. Known causes may be divided into general and local ones.
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Glossodynia and Other Disorders of the Tongue
Dermatologic Clinics, 1987This article discusses the approach to diagnosis and management of disorders of the tongue. These disorders include glossodynia, geographic tongue and smooth tongue, fissured tongue, and black hairy tongue and furred tongue. A brief review of the examination of the tongue is also included.
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[Some aspects of glossodynia].
Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1999Glossodynia (synonym: burning mouth syndrome) is thought to be a disorder with a wide range of possible causes. Aetiologies may include haematological diseases, vitamin deficiencies, dental work, hormonal factors, or infections. In addition, psychological disorders such as neuroses, depression, or phobias have been reported as playing a significant ...
M, Reiss, G, Reiss
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A Study on Effects of Kampo Medicines on Glossodynia
Practica Oto-rhino-laryngologica, 2023Norihiko Narita, Myungmi Oh
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Glossodynia from Candida-associated lesions, burning mouth syndrome, or mixed causes.
Pain Medicine, 2010Haruhiko Terai, Masashi Shimahara
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Treatment of glossodynia by a psychosomatic approach: a case report
Nihon Shika Shinshin Igakkai zasshi, 2003Yoshinobu Nakano
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An analysis of personality in patients with glossodynia by the Rorschach method
Nihon Shika Shinshin Igakkai zasshi, 1993Mikiko Ito
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