'Oral mucosa' diaporamas de présentation

ORAL CAVITY

ORAL CAVITY. DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES 1. FACIAL CLEFTS 2. MACROGLOSSIA 3. MICROGLOSSIA 4. AGLOSSIA. CLEFT LIP. MACROGLOSIA. ORAL CAVITY. 5. FISSURED TONGUE 6. BIFID TONGUE 7.TONGUE TIE- SHORT LINGUAL FRAENUM 8.HAIRY TONGUE- HYPERTROPHIED

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An Overview of Oral Medicine

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5/9/01

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Symptoms: common and less common Lyme Disease Misdiagnosed as Photos: Lyme Rash Bartonella Rash Lyme Under the Scope H

Treating Lyme Disease. Symptoms: common and less common Lyme Disease Misdiagnosed as Photos: Lyme Rash Bartonella Rash Lyme Under the Scope How is Lyme Transmitted? How is Lyme Diagnosed? Treatments Options: Anti-biotics Botanicals Precious Metals Nutrition/Gastro Intestinal

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DIETARY SUPPLEMENT HEALTH AND EDUCATION ACT OF 1994

DIETARY SUPPLEMENT HEALTH AND EDUCATION ACT OF 1994. DEFINITION OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENT

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Slides for residents

Slides for residents. Dr,F iraji. Clinical History.

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Oral Mucosa & Salivary Gland ????????

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The Geriatric Psychiatry Patient in the Emergency Department

The Geriatric Psychiatry Patient in the Emergency Department. Stephen M. Scheinthal, D.O., FACN Associate Professor, Psychiatry New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging UMDNJ-School of Osteopathic Medicine Stratford, NJ. The Geriatric Psychiatry Patient in the Emergency Department.

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What do they say??

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Harvard School of Dental Medicine Department of Restorative Dentistry

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THERAPEUTIC DENTISTRY, 5 TH YEAR STUDENTS (lecture #1)

THERAPEUTIC DENTISTRY, 5 TH YEAR STUDENTS (lecture #1). 1. Introduction and types of diseases. 2. Patients examination. ORAL MEDICINE. What is oral medicine?

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INFECTIONS OF THE ORAL MUCOSA

INFECTIONS OF THE ORAL MUCOSA. VIRAL INFECTION BACTERIAL INFECTION FUNGAL INFECTION. Viral infectious diseases. Herpes simplex virus(HSV) Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis (type I H.S.V)

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Vaginitis

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VIRAL DISEASES

VIRAL DISEASES. Presented by EMAD M. A. SAMARA, BVM&S. I- Foot and Mouth Disease. AKA (FMD, Aftosa) Causative agent (Virus; Picornaviridae) History (1921-29,1953,1967-68, 1981, 1993-97,and 2001) Public Health Significance (not a public health concern; 40 cases since 1921)

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Veterinary dental nursing procedures

Veterinary dental nursing procedures. TYPES OF DENTITION. Function of teeth. Defence Acquiring food Picking up Catching Killing Holding food Breaking down food Cutting (shearing) Crushing (grinding). Evolution of teeth. From skin From fish scales?

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Red Medicine MR

Red Medicine MR. Nirav Pavasia. Case. C/C: My legs are in severe pain

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Procedures

Procedures. Intermediate Format Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate (Cheiloschisis and Palatoschisis). Objectives. Assess the related terminology and pathophysiology of the ________________. Analyze the diagnostic interventions for a patient undergoing a cleft lip or cleft palate repair.

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Anatomy of An Outbreak

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Neonatal Immunology

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HIV Quiz

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