Differential diagnosis of diseases of the oral mucosa - Bengel, Wolfgang (Chicago : Quintessence, 1989)
Introduction: dermatology and dentistry. -- 1. Basic principles. -- Anatomy of the skin and mucosa. -- functions of the oral mucosa. -- Efflorescences. -- The path to diagnosis and therapy. -- 2. Tongue changes. -- 3. Cheilitis. -- 4. Main symptom: light spot. -- Epithelial thickening. -- Removable epithelial coating. -- Subepithelial deposits and sclerosis. -- Whitish growth. -- 5. Main symptoms: dark spot. -- Reddish changes. -- Blue, brown and dark changes. -- 6. Main symptoms: tissue defect. -- Aphthous-aphthoid lesions. -- Bullous erosive changes. -- Ulcerative changes. -- 7. Main symptom: increase in volume. -- Hard, nonbleeding growth: solitary cincunscribed forms. -- Lesions of elastic or rubber-like consistency: circumscribed solitary forms. -- Lesions of elastic or rubberlike consistency: diffuse, multiple forms. -- Papillomatous and verrucous lesions. solitary circumscribed forms. -- Soft formations with tendency to bleed: solitary circumscribed forms. -- Soft formations with tendency to bleed: diffuse multiple forms.
Keywords: MUCOSA BUCAL -- DIAGNOSTICO; MUCOSA BUCAL -- LESIONES; MUCOSA BUCAL -- ANOMALIAS