Cawson's essentials of oral pathology and oral medicine

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Main Author: Odell, E. W. (Author)
Other Authors: Cawson, R. A.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: [Edinburgh] : Elsevier, 2017
Edition:Ninth edition.
Subjects:
Mouth > Diseases.
Oral manifestations of general diseases.
Mouth > Surgery.
Dentistry.
Mouth Diseases.
Surgery, Oral.
Dentistry, Operative.
Tooth Diseases.
Oral Manifestations.

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246 3 |a Essentials of oral pathology and oral medicine 
246 3 |a Oral pathology and oral medicine 
250 |a Ninth edition. 
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300 |a xiii, 545 pages :  |b color illustrations, portrait ;  |c 28 cm 
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500 |a Preceded by: Cawson's essentials of oral pathology and oral medicine / R.A. Cawson. 8th ed. 2008. 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0 0 |g Note continued:  |t Postsurgical pain and nerve damage --  |t Pain induced by mastication --  |t Pain from salivary glands --  |t Neuralgia and neuropathy --  |t Trigeminal neuralgia --  |t Trigeminal neuralgia in multiple sclerosis --  |t Trigeminal neuropathy --  |t Glossopharyngeal neuralgia --  |t Postherpetic neuralgia --  |t Bell's palsy --  |t Burning mouth `syndrome' --  |t Atypical facial pain --  |t Atypical odontalgia --  |t Paraesthesia of the lower lip --  |t Facial palsy --  |t Bell's palsy --  |t Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome --  |t Other causes of facial palsy --  |t Headache --  |t Migraine --  |t Migrainous neuralgia (cluster headache) --  |t Intracranial tumours --  |t Disturbances of taste and smell --  |t Epilepsy --  |g 39.  |t Physical and learning disability --  |t UK discrimination legislation --  |t Learning disability --  |t Down's syndrome --  |t Fragile X syndrome --  |t Other chromosomal abnormalities --  |t Behavioural disorders --  |t Autism --  |t Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder --  |t Physical impairments --  |t Cerebral palsy --  |t Multiple sclerosis --  |t Hydrocephalus --  |t Spina bifida --  |t The muscular dystrophies --  |t Myasthenia gravis --  |g 40.  |t Mental health disorders --  |t Pain without medical cause --  |t Anxiety disorders --  |t Depression --  |t Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa --  |t Psychoses and schizophrenia --  |g 41.  |t Dentistry and elderly patients --  |t Dementia --  |t Other systemic diseases --  |t Oral disease in the elderly --  |g 42.  |t Complications of systemic drug treatment --  |t Local analgesics with vasoconstrictors --  |t Chemical dependence --  |g 43.  |t Medical emergencies --  |t Sudden loss of consciousness --  |t Fainting --  |t Acute hypoglycaemia --  |t Anaphylactic reactions --  |t Cardiac arrest --  |t Strokes --  |t Circulatory collapse in patients on corticosteroid treatment --  |t Chest pain --  |t Angina pectoris --  |t Myocardial infarction --  |t Respiratory difficulty --  |t Severe asthma and status asthmaticus --  |t Left ventricular failure --  |t Convulsions --  |t Epilepsy --  |t Other emergencies --  |t Haemorrhage --  |t Violence --  |g SECTION 4  |t Learning guide and self-assessment questions --  |g 44.  |t Learning guide --  |t Self-assessment questions. 
505 0 0 |g Note continued:  |t Malignant change in lichen planus --  |t Lichenoid reactions --  |t Lichenoid drug reactions --  |t Topical lichenoid reactions --  |t Graft-versus-host disease --  |t Lupus erythematosus --  |t Chronic ulcerative stomatitis --  |t Immunobullous disease --  |t Pemphigus vulgaris --  |t Paraneoplastic pemphigus --  |t Mucous membrane pemphigoid --  |t Erythema multiforme --  |t Stevens Johnson syndrome --  |t Toothpaste-induced epithelial peeling --  |t Other mucosal allergic responses --  |t Oral signs in reactive arthritis --  |t Mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome (Kawasaki's disease) --  |t Miscellaneous mucosal ulcers --  |t Wegener's granulomatosis --  |t Oral reactions to drugs --  |t Uncommon mucocutaneous diseases --  |g 17.  |t Tongue disorders --  |t Normal structures --  |t Furred tongue --  |t Foliate papillae --  |t Lingual varicosities --  |t Erythema migrans --  |t Lingual papillitis --  |t Hairy tongue and black hairy tongue --  |t Glossitis --  |t Anaemic glossitis --  |t Glossodynia and the sore, physically normal tongue --  |t Macroglossia --  |t Amyloidosis --  |t Other diseases affecting the tongue --  |g 18.  |t Benign chronic white mucosal lesions --  |t Fordyce spots --  |t Leukoedema --  |t Frictional keratosis --  |t Cheek and tongue biting --  |t Stomatitis nicotina --  |t Oral hairy leukoplakia --  |t White sponge naevus --  |t Candidosis --  |t Oral keratosis of renal failure --  |t Skin grafts --  |t Psoriasis --  |t Other white lesions --  |g 19.  |t Potentially malignant disorders --  |t Terminology --  |t Field change --  |t Erythroplakia --  |t Speckled leukoplakia --  |t Leukoplakia --  |t Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia --  |t Smokeless tobacco-induced keratoses --  |t Chronic hyperplastic candidosis --  |t Oral submucous fibrosis --  |t Lichen planus --  |t Lupus erythematosus --  |t Dyskeratosis congenita --  |t HPV-associated dysplasia --  |t Syphilitic leukoplakia --  |t Management of dysplastic lesions --  |t Smoking cessation --  |g 20.  |t Oral cancer --  |t Epidemiology --  |t Aetiology --  |t `Early' and `late' oral carcinoma --  |t Oral cancer distribution --  |t Pathology --  |t Management --  |t Role of the dentist --  |t Oral cancer screening --  |t Screening and detection aids --  |t Verrucous carcinoma --  |t Diagnostic catches --  |g 21.  |t Other mucosal and lip carcinomas --  |t Lip carcinoma --  |t Human papillomavirus -- associated oropharyngeal carcinomas --  |t Nasopharyngeal carcinoma --  |t Pseudocarcinomas and diagnostic catches --  |g 22.  |t Non-neoplastic diseases of salivary glands --  |t Duct obstruction --  |t Salivary calculi --  |t Salivary duct strictures --  |t Mucoceles and sali vary cysts --  |t Sialadenitis --  |t Mumps --  |t Bacterial parotitis --  |t Chronic sialadenitis --  |t Xerostomia --  |t Sjogren's syndrome --  |t Complications --  |t HIV-associated salivary gland disease --  |t IgG4 sclerosing disease --  |t Necrotising sialometaplasia --  |t Sarcoidosis --  |t Sialadenosis --  |t Other salivary gland disorders --  |t Hypersalivation (sialorrhoea or ptyalism) --  |g 23.  |t Salivary gland neoplasms --  |t Salivary gland neoplasms --  |t Benign tumours --  |t Pleomorphic adenoma --  |t Warthin's tumour --  |t Canalicular adenoma --  |t Basal cell adenoma --  |t Oncocytoma --  |t Malignant salivary gland tumours --  |t Mucoepidermoid carcinoma --  |t Adenoid cystic carcinoma --  |t Acinic cell carcinoma --  |t Secretory carcinoma --  |t Polymorphous adenocarcinoma --  |t Salivary duct carcinoma --  |t Epithelial-myoepithelial carcinoma --  |t Undifferentiated carcinomas --  |t Carcinoma ex pleomorphic adenoma --  |t Adenocarcinoma not otherwise specified --  |t Other epithelial lesions --  |t Metastatic neoplasms --  |t Non-epithelial tumours --  |t Intraosseous salivary gland tumours --  |t Tumour-like salivary gland swellings --  |g 24.  |t Benign mucosal swellings --  |t Fibroepithelial polyp, epulis and denture-induced granuloma --  |t Papillary hyperplasia of the palate --  |t Pyogenic granuloma and pregnancy epulis --  |t Giant-cell epulis --  |t Papillomas --  |t Squamous cell papilloma --  |t Infective warts (verruca vulgaris) --  |t Multifocal epithelial hyperplasia --  |t Verruciform xanthoma --  |t Calibre-persistent artery --  |t Cosmetic implants --  |g 25.  |t Soft tissue tumours --  |t Benign tumours --  |t Benign nerve sheath tumours --  |t Lipoma and fibrolipoma --  |t Granular cell tumour --  |t Congenital (granular cell) epulis --  |t Haemangiomas --  |t Lymphangiomas --  |t Malignant connective tissue tumours --  |t Rhabdomyosarcoma --  |t Sarcomas of fibroblasts --  |t Kaposi's sarcoma --  |g 26.  |t Oral pigmented lesions --  |t Diffuse mucosal pigmentation --  |t Localised melanin pigmentation --  |t Physiological pigmentation --  |t Melanotic macules --  |t Oral melanotic macules associated with HIV infection --  |t Oral melanocyte naevi --  |t Melanoacanthoma --  |t Post-inflammatory pigmentation --  |t Syndromes with oral pigmentation --  |t Other localised pigmented lesions --  |t Amalgam and other tattoos --  |t Lead line and heavy metal poisoning --  |t Soft tissue pigmentation --  |t Melanoma --  |g SECTION 3  |t Systemic disease in dentistry --  |g 27.  |t Anaemias, leukaemias and lymphomas --  |t Anaemia --  |t Sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait --  |t The thalassaemias --  |t Leukaemia --  |t Acute leukaemia --  |t Chronic leukaemia --  |t Lymphomas --  |t Hodgkin's lymphoma --  |t Non-Hodgkin lymphomas --  |t Burkitt's lymphoma --  |t MALT lymphoma --  |t Nasopharyngeal extranodal NK/T-cell lymphoma --  |t Other types of lymphoma --  |t Leucopenia and agranulocytosis --  |t Aplastic anaemia --  |t Agranulocytosis --  |t Cyclic neutropenia --  |g 28.  |t Haemorrhagic disorders --  |t Preoperative investigation --  |t Management of prolonged dental bleeding --  |t Blood vessel abnormalities --  |t Hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia --  |t Angina bullosa haemorrhagica --  |t Purpura and platelet disorders --  |t Clotting disorders --  |t Haemophilia A --  |t Christmas disease (haemophilia B) --  |t Acquired clotting defects --  |t Combined bleeding disorders --  |t Von Willebrand's disease --  |t Disseminated intravascular coagulation --  |t Plasminogen deficiency --  |g 29.  |t Immunodeficiency --  |t Selective IgA deficiency --  |t C1 esterase inhibitor deficiency --  |t Leukopenia and agranulocytosis --  |t Immunosuppressive treatment --  |t Bone marrow transplantation --  |t Graft-versus-host disease --  |t Other organ transplants --  |t HIV infection and AIDS --  |t Oral lesions in HIV infection --  |t Candidosis --  |t Viral mucosal infections --  |t Bacterial infections --  |t Systemic mycoses --  |t Malignant neoplasms --  |t Lymphadenopathy --  |t Autoimmune disease --  |t Gingivitis and periodontitis --  |t Salivary gland disease --  |t Miscellaneous oral lesions --  |t Oral adverse effects of HAART --  |t Risks of transmission of HIV infection --  |g 30.  |t Allergy, autoimmune and autoinflammatory disease --  |t Allergic or hypersensitivity reactions --  |t Atopy --  |t Contact dermatitis --  |t Latex allergy --  |t Allergy to local anaesthetic --  |t Asthma --  |t Other type 1 reactions --  |t Mucosal allergic responses --  |t Oral allergy `syndrome' --  |t Allergy to metals --  |t Angio-oedema --  |t Autoimmune diseases --  |t The connective tissue diseases --  |t Rheumatoid arthritis --  |t Sjogren's syndrome --  |t Systemic lupus erythematosus --  |t Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma) --  |t Autoinflammatory diseases --  |t Sarcoidosis --  |g 31.  |t Cervical lymphadenopathy --  |t Tuberculous cervical lymphadenopathy --  |t Atypical mycobacterial infection --  |t Sarcoidosis --  |t Syphilis --  |t Cat-scratch disease --  |t Lyme disease --  |t Infectious mononucleosis --  |t Acquired immune deficiency syndrome --  |t Toxoplasmosis --  |t Mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome --  |t Langerhans cell histiocytosis --  |t Sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy --  |t Castleman's disease --  |t Drug-associated lymphadenopathy --  |t Virchow's node --  |t Delphian node --  |g 32.  |t Cardiovascular disease --  |t General aspects of management --  |t Infective endocarditis --  |t Prevention of endocarditis --  |t Implanted cardiac devices --  |g 33.  |t Respiratory tract disease --  |t Acute sinusitis --  |t Chronic sinusitis --  |t Odontogenic sinusitis --  |t Fungal sinusitis --  |t Allergic fungal sinusitis --  |t Invasive fungal sinusitis --  |t Surgical damage to the maxillary antrum --  |t Displacement of a root or tooth into the maxillary antrum --  |t Oroantral communication --  |t Aspiration of a tooth, root or instrument --  |t Tuberculosis --  |t Chronic obstructive airways disease --  |t Asthma --  |t Midfacial destructive lesions --  |t Wegener's granulomatosis --  |t Carcinoma of the antrum --  |t Cystic fibrosis (mucoviscidosis) --  |t Sleep apnoea syndrome --  |t Bronchogenic carcinoma --  |g 34.  |t Gastrointestinal and liver disease --  |t Gastro-oesophageal reflux and gastric regurgitation --  |t Coeliac disease --  |t Crohn's disease --  |t Orofacial granulomatosis --  |t Malabsorption syndromes --  |t Ulcerative colitis --  |t Intestinal polyposis syndromes --  |t Antibiotic-associated colitis --  |t Liver disease --  |t Viral hepatitis --  |t Hepatitis A --  |t Hepatitis E --  |t Hepatitis B --  |g Hepatitis D  |t The delta agent --  |t Hepatitis C --  |t Control of transmission of viral hepatitis --  |g 35.  |t Nutritional deficiencies --  |t Vitamin deficiencies --  |t Vitamin A deficiency --  |t Riboflavin (B2) deficiency --  |t Nicotinamide deficiency --  |t Vitamin B12 deficiency --  |t Folic acid deficiency --  |t Vitamin C deficiency --  |t Vitamin D deficiency --  |g 36.  |t Endocrine disorders and pregnancy --  |t Pituitary gigantism and acromegaly --  |t Thyroid disease --  |t Hyperthyroidism --  |t Hypothyroidism --  |t Lingual thyroid --  |t Parathyroid disease --  |t Hyperparathyroidism --  |t Hypoparathyroidism --  |t Pseudohypoparathyroidism --  |t Adrenocortical diseases --  |t Adrenocortical hypofunction or Addison's disease --  |t Adrenocortical hyperfunction --  |t Autoimmune polyendocrine syndromes --  |t Diseases of the adrenal medulla --  |t Phaeochromocytoma --  |t Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndromes --  |t Diabetes mellitus --  |t Pregnancy --  |g 37.  |t Renal disease --  |t Chronic renal failure and dialysis --  |t Renal transplantation --  |g 38.  |t Pain and neurological disorders --  |t Dental and periodontal pain --  |t Pain in edentulous patients --  |t Painful mucosal lesions --  |t Pain in the jaws 
505 0 0 |g Machine generated contents note:  |g 1.  |t Principles of investigation, diagnosis and treatment --  |t Taking a history --  |t Consent --  |t Clinical examination --  |t Medical examination --  |t Clinical differential diagnosis --  |t Investigations --  |t Imaging --  |t Histopathology --  |t Laboratory procedures --  |t Molecular biological tests --  |t Haematology, clinical chemistry and serology --  |t Microbiology --  |t Other clinical tests --  |t Interpreting investigations and making a diagnosis and treatment plan --  |g SECTION 1  |t Hard tissue pathology --  |g 2.  |t Disorders of tooth development --  |t Abnormalities in the number of teeth --  |t Anodontia and oligodontia --  |t Additional teeth: hyperdontia --  |t Syndromes associated with hyperdontia --  |t Defective enamel formation --  |t Defects of deciduous teeth --  |t Defects of permanent teeth --  |t Amelogenesis imperfecta --  |t Chronological hypoplasia --  |t Molar-incisor hypomineralisation --  |t Defective dentine formation --  |t Osteogenesis imperfecta with opalescent teeth --  |t Dentinogenesis imperfecta --  |t Dentinal dysplasia (`rootless' teeth) --  |t Defects of enamel and dentine --  |t Regional odontodysplasia (ghost teeth) --  |t Segmental odontomaxillary dysplasia --  |t Other systemic diseases affecting teeth --  |t Extrinsic agents affecting teeth --  |t Odontomes --  |t Disorders of eruption --  |g 3.  |t Disorders of development --  |t Clefts of lip or palate --  |t Cleft lip and cleft palate --  |t Isolated cleft palate --  |t Syndromic cleft lip and palate --  |t Other facial clefts --  |t Stafne's idiopathic bone cavity --  |t Hereditary prognathism --  |t Ankyloglossia --  |t Cowden's syndrome --  |t Other craniofacial malformations --  |g 4.  |t Dental caries --  |t Aetiology --  |t Bacterial plaque --  |t Microbiology --  |t Sucrose --  |t Susceptibility of teeth to caries --  |t Saliva and dental caries --  |t Pathology of enamel caries --  |t Pathology of dentine caries --  |t Clinical aspects of caries pathology --  |t Arrested caries and remineralisation --  |t Caries in deciduous teeth --  |t Hidden caries --  |t Root surface caries --  |t Clinical aspects of reactions to caries --  |g 5.  |t Pulpitis and apical periodontitis --  |t Pulpitis --  |t Pulp calcifications --  |t Periapical periodontitis, abscess and granuloma --  |t Acute apical periodontitis --  |t Pathology and sequelae --  |t Acute apical (dentoalveolar) abscess --  |t Chronic apical periodontitis and periapical granuloma --  |g 6.  |t Tooth wear, resorption, hypercementosis and osseointegration --  |t Tooth wear --  |t Attrition --  |t Abrasion --  |t Erosion --  |t Abfraction --  |t Bruxism --  |t Resorption of teeth --  |t Hypercernentosis --  |t Pathology of osseointegration --  |g 7.  |t Gingival and periodontal diseases --  |t The normal periodontal tissues --  |t Gingival and periodontal fibres --  |t Gingival crevicular fluid (exudate) --  |t Classification of periodontal diseases --  |t Chronic gingivitis --  |t Chronic periodontitis --  |t Pathology --  |t Systemic predisposing factors --  |t General principles of management of chronic periodontitis --  |t Complications of chronic periodontitis --  |t Gingival recession --  |t Aggressive periodontitis --  |t `Prepubertal' periodontitis --  |t Periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic disease --  |t Down's syndrome --  |t Papillon -- lefevre syndrome --  |t Periodontal (lateral) abscess --  |t Acute pericoronitis --  |t Acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis --  |t HIV-associated periodontitis --  |t Gingival enlargement --  |t Hereditary gingival fibromatosis --  |t Drug-induced gingival overgrowth --  |t Localised juvenile spongiotic gingivitis --  |t Plasminogen deficiency gingivitis --  |t Other inflammatory gingival swellings --  |g 8.  |t Infections of the jaws --  |t Normal healing of an extraction socket --  |t Alveolar osteitis --  |t Osteomyelitis of the jaws --  |t Acute osteomyelitis --  |t Chronic osteomyelitis --  |t Diffuse sclerosing osteomyelitis --  |t Chronic low-grade focal osteomyelitis and sclerosing osteitis --  |t Osteoradionecrosis --  |t Proliferative periostitis --  |t Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaws (MRONJ) --  |t Traumatic sequestrum --  |t Sclerotic bone islands --  |g 9.  |t Major infections of the mouth and face --  |t Periapical (dentoalveolar) abscess --  |t Collateral oedema --  |t `Fascial' or tissue space infections --  |t Facial cellulitis --  |t Facial abscess --  |t Antibiotic abscess --  |t Necrotising fasciitis --  |t Cavernous sinus thrombosis --  |t Noma (cancrum oris, necrotising stomatitis} --  |t Actinomycosis --  |t Other `actinomycoses' --  |t The systemic mycoses --  |t Systemic infections by oral bacteria --  |g 10.  |t Cysts in and around the jaws --  |t Classification of cysts --  |t Common features of jaw cysts --  |t Treatment of jaw cysts --  |t Treatment of soft tissue cysts --  |t Odontogenic cysts --  |t Radicular cyst --  |t Lateral radicular cyst --  |t Residual radicular cyst --  |t Inflammatory collateral cysts --  |t Dentigerous cysts --  |t Eruption cyst --  |t Odontogenic keratocyst --  |t Basal cell naevus syndrome --  |t Orthokeratinised odontogenic cyst --  |t Lateral periodontal cysts --  |t Botryoid odontogenic cysts --  |t Glandular odontogenic cyst --  |t Calcifying odontogenic cyst --  |t Carcinoma arising in odontogenic cysts --  |t Gingival cyst of the newborn --  |t Gingival cyst of adults --  |t Non-odontogenic cysts --  |t Nasopalatine duct or incisive canal cyst --  |t Nasolabial cyst --  |t Sublingual dermoid cyst --  |t Thyroglossal duct cyst --  |t Branchial cyst --  |t Foregutcyst --  |t Other cysts in other chapters --  |g 11.  |t Odontogenic tumours and related jaw lesions --  |t Benign epithelial tumours --  |t Ameloblastomas --  |t Desmoplastic ameloblastoma --  |t Metastasising ameloblastoma --  |t Unicystic ameloblastoma --  |t Squamous odontogenic tumour --  |t Calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumour --  |t Adenomatoid odontogenic tumour --  |t Benign epithelial and mesenchymal tumours --  |t Ameloblastic fibroma --  |t Ameloblastic fibrodentinoma and fibro-odontome --  |t Primordial odontogenic tumour --  |t Odontomes (odontomas*) --  |t Compound odontome --  |t Complex odontome --  |t Other types of odontome --  |t Calcifying odontogenic cyst --  |t Dentinogenic ghost cell tumour --  |t Benign mesenchymal tumours --  |t Odontogenic fibroma --  |t Granular cell odontogenic tumour --  |t Odontogenic myxoma --  |t Normal dental follicle --  |t Cementoblastoma --  |t `Cementomas' --  |t Fibroosseous odontogenic lesions --  |t Cemento-ossifying fibromas --  |t Cemento-ossifying fibroma --  |t Juvenile ossifying fibroma --  |t Multiple and syndromic cemento-osseous fibromas --  |t Cemento-osseous dysplasias --  |t Periapical cernental dysplasia --  |t Florid cemento-osseous dysplasia --  |t Focal cemento-osseous dysplasia --  |t Familial gigantiform cementoma --  |t Malignant odontogenic tumours --  |g 12.  |t Non-odontogenic tumours of the jaws --  |t Exostoses and tori --  |t Osteochondroma --  |t Central giant cell granuloma --  |t Noonan and other syndromes --  |t Langerhans cell histiocytosis --  |t Osteomas --  |t Gardner's syndrome --  |t Ossifying fibromas --  |t Psammomatoid ossifying fibroma --  |t Haemangioma of bone --  |t Melanotic neuroectodermal tumour of infancy --  |t Malignant neoplasms of bone --  |t Osteosarcoma --  |t Chondrosarcoma --  |t Ewing's sarcoma --  |t Myeloma --  |t Amyloidosis --  |t Solitary plasmacytoma --  |t Lymphomas --  |t Metastases to the jaws --  |g 13.  |t Genetic, metabolic and other non-neoplastic bone diseases --  |t Genetic diseases of bone --  |t Osteogenesis imperfecta --  |t Gnathodiaphyseal dysplasia --  |t Osteopetrosis: marble bone disease --  |t Achondroplasia --  |t Cleidocranial dysplasia --  |t Cherubism --  |t Hypophosphatasia --  |t Sickle cell anaemia and thalassaemia --  |t Gigantism and acromegaly --  |t Metabolic bone disease --  |t Rickets --  |t Vitamin D-resistant rickets --  |t Hyperparathyroidism --  |t Other bone diseases --  |t Paget's disease of bone --  |t Fibro-osseous lesions --  |t Fibrous dysplasia --  |t Monostotic fibrous dysplasia --  |t Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia --  |t Albright's syndrome --  |t Osseous dysplasias --  |t Bone `cysts' --  |t Solitary bone `cyst' --  |t Aneurysmal bone `cyst' --  |t Osteoporotic bone marrow defect --  |g 14.  |t Disorders of the temporomandibular joints and trismus --  |t Temporary limitation of movement --  |t Infection and inflammation --  |t Injuries --  |t Drugs --  |t Persistent limitation of movement: extracapsular causes --  |t Irradiation --  |t Oral submucous fibrosis --  |t Systemic sclerosis and scleroderma --  |t CREST syndrome --  |t Morphoea --  |t Persistent limitation of movement: intracapsular causes --  |t Arthritis --  |t Rheumatoid arthritis --  |t Osteoarthritis --  |t Other types of arthritis --  |t Condylar hyperplasia --  |t Neoplasms --  |t Synovial chondromatosis and loose bodies in the temporomandibular joints --  |t Limitation of movement: muscle causes --  |t TMJ pain dysfunction `syndrome' --  |t Giant cell arteritis (temporal arteritis) --  |t Polymyalgia rheumatica --  |t Tetanus and tetany --  |t Pain referred to the joint --  |t Dislocation --  |t Ehlers-Danlos syndrome --  |g SECTION 2  |t Soft tissue disease --  |g 15.  |t Diseases of the oral mucosa: mucosal infections --  |t Ulcers --  |t Herpesvirus diseases --  |t Primary herpetic stomatitis --  |t Herpes labialis --  |t Herpetic whitlow --  |t Herpes zoster of the trigeminal nerve --  |t Ramsay Hunt syndrome --  |t Cytomegalovirus ulcers --  |t Hand-foot-and-mouth disease --  |t Herpangina --  |t Measles --  |t Chicken pox --  |t Tuberculosis --  |t Syphilis --  |t Candidosis --  |t Thrush --  |t Angular cheilitis --  |t Erythematous candidosis --  |t Acute antibiotic stomatitis --  |t Median rhomboid glossitis --  |t Denture-induced stomatitis --  |t Chronic hyperplastic candidosis --  |t Chronic mucocutaneous candidosis syndromes --  |g 16.  |t Diseases of the oral mucosa: non-infective stomatitis --  |t Ulcers --  |t Traumatic ulcers --  |t Eosinophilic ulcer (atypical or traumatic eosinophilic granuloma) --  |t Factitious ulceration (self-inflicted oral ulcers) Recurrent aphthous stomatitis --  |t Behcet's disease --  |t HIV-associated oral ulcers --  |t Nicorandil-induced ulcers --  |t Lichen planus and similar conditions --  |t `Desquamative gingivitis' --  |t Lichen planus --  |t Vulvovaginal-gingival syndrome 
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