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EnglishA cohort of 69 children born to HIV-1 positive women was studied to evaluate types, prevalences and relationships to clinical stages of HIV-1-related oral lesions. In addition, relationships among C. albicans biotypes, clinical features of oral candidiasis and HIV-1 disease were investigated. C. albicans biotypes did not correlate with clinical features of oral lesions, disease stages and CD4+ lymphocyte count. Of 8 patients with recurrent oral candidiasis, 4 changed clinical features and 5 changed biotype. Our study pointed out the high frequency (28.9%) of oral lesions, especially caused by fungi and the importance of the examination of the oral cavity in children born to HIV-1 positive women.
Oral lesions in children born to HIV-1 positive women. / MONIACI D; CAVALLARI M; GRECO D; BRUATTO M; RAITERI R; PALOMBA E; TOVO PA; SINICCO A. - In: JOURNAL OF ORAL PATHOLOGY & MEDICINE. - ISSN 0904-2512. - 22(1)(1993), pp. 8-11.
| Titolo: | Oral lesions in children born to HIV-1 positive women. |
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| Autori: | MONIACI D; CAVALLARI M; GRECO D; BRUATTO M; RAITERI R; PALOMBA E; TOVO PA; SINICCO A |
| Data di pubblicazione: | 1993 |
| Abstract: | A cohort of 69 children born to HIV-1 positive women was studied to evaluate types, prevalences and relationships to clinical stages of HIV-1-related oral lesions. In addition, relationships among C. albicans biotypes, clinical features of oral candidiasis and HIV-1 disease were investigated. C. albicans biotypes did not correlate with clinical features of oral lesions, disease stages and CD4+ lymphocyte count. Of 8 patients with recurrent oral candidiasis, 4 changed clinical features and 5 changed biotype. Our study pointed out the high frequency (28.9%) of oral lesions, especially caused by fungi and the importance of the examination of the oral cavity in children born to HIV-1 positive women. |
| Volume: | 22(1) |
| Pagina iniziale: | 8 |
| Pagina finale: | 11 |
| Rivista: | JOURNAL OF ORAL PATHOLOGY & MEDICINE |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 03A-Articolo su Rivista |
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