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... mutations, could have contributed to the develop-­‐ ment of ovarian cancer in family member ...they could pos-­‐ sibly develop ...the development of cancer. This research could ... See full document

... Reserachers could sys- tematically test the idea, for instance, that scanty paren- tal involvement with dental care might be probably causally linked to childrens’ poor dental hygiene, and that poor dental ... See full document

... chronic recurrent aphthous stomatitis (CRAC) research, including the role of the infectious factor in its development ...chronic recurrent aphthous stomatitis ...of ... See full document

... Conclusion: RAS prevalence was high among 12-17-year-old students of Zahedan City. Girls were more susceptible to RAS. Age group and the dominant hand did not affect RAS development. It seems that predisposing ... See full document

... ticular, the flow property of a gel formulation is fundamental, since this property influences pharmaceutical development and thus the formulation’s success as a drug delivery system. In this study, the shear ... See full document

... Vitamin D is a fat-soluble secosteroid and functions primarily in the regulation of the calcium and phos- phorus balance [9]. Recent studies over the past years have revealed a broader role of vitamin D; not only in ... See full document

... the development of the condition has been recently ...RAS development and modifier of its ...levels could on one hand influence the risk of the disease, but on the other hand it could also ... See full document

... The inflammatory process plays an important role in RAS. Neutrophils and mononuclear cell infiltration in the lamina propria determine the primary histologic charac- teristics [1, 27]. Local immune dysfunction exerts ... See full document

... ArpitaGur et al. (2010) had investigated the awareness regarding the systemic effect of periodontal diseases. They had found that a total of 67 respondents (47%) had fair; 60(42%), poor; and 18(11%), good level of ... See full document

... the development of potential complications associated with GSE ...[5,6]. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) is one of the most common mucosal diseases Aphthae can affect either gen- der at ... See full document

... According to some researchers, the exposition to some food ingredients, e.g., chocolate, gluten, cow milk, preservatives, nuts and food coloring agents may induce the pro-inflammatory cascade in RAS. In some patients, ... See full document

... Numerous factors such as trauma and microbial agents have been reported as possible causes inducing RAS in genetically susceptible individuals. The role of genetic is the best-defined cause of RAS. [4] Other causes ... See full document

... Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) is one of the most common ulcerative diseases of the oral cavity. RAS causes discomfort so that adequate care is needed to reduce the pain and accelerate the ... See full document

... For patients with major aphthae or severe cases of multiple minor aphthae who do not respond to topical therapy the use of systemic therapy should be considered. Pentoxifylline (PTX) can be used systemically to control ... See full document

... Flavonoid compounds in pomegranate have strong antioxidant effects and help regulate the immune sys- tem. They can also be effective in the treatment of can- cers, chronic cardiovascular diseases, inflammations and ... See full document

... minor aphthous ulcer smaller than 5 mm (Figure 1), satisfaction and ability to take part in the study, fulfillment of the patient consent form according to the Code of Ethics and having new lesions in the first ... See full document

... therapy could be minimized to reduce these side ...tretinoin could be used either alone in cases failed to respond to other therapies or as a combined therapy with others like dapsone and zinc sulfate ... See full document

... A total of 1,515 subjects in 13 clinical trials were analyzed in the present analysis. Compared with controls, topical natu- ral herbal medicines greatly improved the patients’ symp- toms by reducing ulcer size, ... See full document

... Concerning a few limitations in our study, it would be ideal to conduct this type of study with pa- tients having multiple simultaneous lesions in their oral cavity and to compare the effect of different laser types on ... See full document

... PFAPA syndrome is considered a self-limited disease that generally resolves spontaneously before adolescence [16, 17]. Patients’ growth and development are normal and no long-term consequences have been described ... See full document