Hematological Lesions Flashcards

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What is lymphoid hyperlasia? Characteristics? Clinical locations in the mouth? Treatment?

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Proliferation of lymphoid tissue

  • Effects lymph nodes, waldeyres ring or oral lymphoid aggregates
  • Oropharynx, soft palate, lateral tongue, and floor of mouth.
  • No treatment required.
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Where do lymphoepithelial cysts occur? Looks like?

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Waldeyer’s ring+floor of mouth, ventral tongue and soft palate.
-Smooth, firm, white or yellow, submucosal mass.

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What is the most common cause of anemia? Causes? Oral findings?

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Iron deficiency anemia.

  1. Excessive blood loss
  2. Increased demands
  3. Decreased intake
  4. Decreased absorption
    - Erythema, Burning bald (atrophy of papillae) tongue,
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What is Plummer-Vinson Syndrome Characterized by?

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  • Iron deficiency anemia
  • Dysphagia
  • Esophageal webs
  • Koilonychia
  • High frequency SCC
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What is pernicious anemia? Oral manifestations?

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Deficiency of vitamin b12.

  • Burning tongue and other mucosal
  • Thinning and burning and erythema of mucosa.
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What do you see radiographically in sickle cell anemia and thalassemia?

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Hair on end appearance of skull.

Less trabeculae in the mandible.

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What is thalassemia?

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Genetic disorder of hemoglobin synthesis.

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What are the 2 main categories of WBC neoplasms and where did it start?

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  1. Leukemia: arise in bone marrow

2. Lymphoma: Arise in lymph nodes.

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What are clinical features of leukemia? Oral features?

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  • Anemia, Leukopenia, Thrombocytopenia.
  • Petechiae and pupura of oral mucosa, spontaneous gingival bleeding, prolonged bleeding, extensive gingival ulcerations, candidosis, herpetic infections, gingival enlargement.
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What is hodgkins lymphoma, characteristics?

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cancer of young adults.

  • Begins in lymph nodes
  • Head and neck is initial presenting site
  • Cervical enlargement and supraclavicular lymph nodes.
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What are the characteristics of Burkitt’s lymphoma?

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Extremely fast growing lymph tumor with starry-sky appearance under microscope.

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What is multiple myeloma? Characteristics?

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Multicentric malignancy of plasma cells.

  • Bone pain, fractures, fatigue, fever.
  • Screen urine for M-protein (bence-jones)
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What are the classic clinical signs of Langerhans cell disease?

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Scooped out bone loss with teeth that look like they are floating.

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