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[Primary care management of sexually transmitted infections (III). Viral hepatitis and HIV infection]. [PDF]
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Modificações pós- traducionais das histonas H3K9ac e H4K12ac podem estar associadas com a patogênese das proliferações celulares na leucoplasia bucal. [PDF]
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Uso de los Antioxidantes en el tratamiento de la Leucoplasia Bucal.
2005La leucoplasia es una lesión blanca de la mucosa bucal que no se puede caracterizar como ninguna otra enfermedad, ni clínica ni histopatológicamente, y que posee además, un potencial de transformación maligna, por lo que se clasifica como una lesión precancerosa.
Moret, Yuli, Sakkal, Roberto
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Prevalencia de leucoplasia bucal en individuos con infección por VIH/SIDA
2006El objetivo del presente estudio fue determinar la prevalencia de leucoplasia bucal en pacientes VIH/SIDA que asistieron al Centro de Enfermedades Infectocontagiosas “Dra. Elsa La Corte” de la Facultad de Odontología de la Universidad Central de Venezuela, y establecer la asociación con el consumo de tabaco, contaje de células CD4+ y carga viral.
Bravo, Inés +6 more
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2005
Oral leukoplakia is a predominantly white lesion non characterized as any other established definite lesion. It constitutes a potentially malignant lesion, with a transformation rate that varies between 3 and 18%. Clinically, there are homogeneous and non homogeneous leukoplakia. Homogeneous leukoplakia is related with a minor transformation potential.
Cedeño B, Floribel, Finol, Héctor J
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Oral leukoplakia is a predominantly white lesion non characterized as any other established definite lesion. It constitutes a potentially malignant lesion, with a transformation rate that varies between 3 and 18%. Clinically, there are homogeneous and non homogeneous leukoplakia. Homogeneous leukoplakia is related with a minor transformation potential.
Cedeño B, Floribel, Finol, Héctor J
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2008
Oral Leucoplakia (OL) is a term used to describe predominantly white lesions of the oral mucous which cannot be characterized as other specific lesions and which have a potential for malignant transformation. OL is recognized as a lesion with the histopathological characteristics of epithelial dysplasia.
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Oral Leucoplakia (OL) is a term used to describe predominantly white lesions of the oral mucous which cannot be characterized as other specific lesions and which have a potential for malignant transformation. OL is recognized as a lesion with the histopathological characteristics of epithelial dysplasia.
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MCNPX–BUCAL1 code to code verification through burnup analysis
Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2013Yassine Boulaich, T El Bardouni, B Nacir
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