5 research outputs found
Necrotic ulcerative stomatitis in a patient with long-standing celiac disease: a case report
Celiac disease is the most common chronic gastroenterological disease. One of the extraintestinal manifestations of
this multifaceted disease are changes in the oral mucosa.
However, ulceration leading to the destruction of the soft
and hard tissues of the orofacial region has not been reported so far. We report on the development of necrotizing ulcerative stomatitis in a 41-year-old woman with celiac disease. The initial ulcerative lesion was located in the
lower lip mucosa. Necrosis of all layers of the left side of
the lip and oral commissure progressed very quickly. The
resulting defect required plastic reconstructive surgery.
We successfully compensated for the defect by applying a
combination of two flaps from the remaining tissue of the
lower lip. Oral competence was established immediately
after the operation, and a very good esthetic appearance
two months later
Epidermoid and Dermoid Cysts of the Head and Neck
Epidermoid and dermoid cysts (ECs and DCs) are congenital anomalies occurring in areas of embryonic
fusion. Their incidence in the head and neck region is low and ranges from 1.6% to 7%. The aim of this study
is to report on the clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome of 22 patients from a single-institution
experience. A retrospective analysis of patients treated for ECs and DCs of the head and neck over a 12-year
period was performed. The present study included 22 patients (male/female ratio 1:1). The mean age of
presentation was 11.68 years. The lesions were distributed in the orbital regions in 7 (31.82%) patients,
auricular regions in 6 (27.27%), neck regions in 5 (22.73%), floor of the mouth in 3 (13.64%), and nose in 1
(4.55%). Complete surgical excision was performed as a definitive treatment method in 21 patients (95.45%).
The mean size of the excised lesions was 21.36mm at the widest length (range: 10ā70 mm). On the basis of
histopathological examinations, 15 (71.43%) lesions were classified as ECs and 6 (28.57%) as DCs. Postoperative complications were noted in 3 (14.29%) patients, 2 (9.52%) with recurrences and 1 (4.76%) with
hypertrophic scarring. All of these patients were successfully cured after a second surgery. The ECs and DCs
of the head and neck present an interesting diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Successful management
depends on a thorough knowledge of their clinical and radiological features
Epidermoid and Dermoid Cysts of the Head and Neck
Epidermoid and dermoid cysts (ECs and DCs) are congenital anomalies occurring in areas of embryonic
fusion. Their incidence in the head and neck region is low and ranges from 1.6% to 7%. The aim of this study
is to report on the clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome of 22 patients from a single-institution
experience. A retrospective analysis of patients treated for ECs and DCs of the head and neck over a 12-year
period was performed. The present study included 22 patients (male/female ratio 1:1). The mean age of
presentation was 11.68 years. The lesions were distributed in the orbital regions in 7 (31.82%) patients,
auricular regions in 6 (27.27%), neck regions in 5 (22.73%), floor of the mouth in 3 (13.64%), and nose in 1
(4.55%). Complete surgical excision was performed as a definitive treatment method in 21 patients (95.45%).
The mean size of the excised lesions was 21.36mm at the widest length (range: 10ā70 mm). On the basis of
histopathological examinations, 15 (71.43%) lesions were classified as ECs and 6 (28.57%) as DCs. Postoperative complications were noted in 3 (14.29%) patients, 2 (9.52%) with recurrences and 1 (4.76%) with
hypertrophic scarring. All of these patients were successfully cured after a second surgery. The ECs and DCs
of the head and neck present an interesting diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Successful management
depends on a thorough knowledge of their clinical and radiological features
Pregled rada rinoloÅ”ke ambulante tijekom COVID-19 pandemije u OpÄoj bolnici Zadar
Uvod: Nakon pojave novog korona virusa SARS-Cov-2, 2019. godine u Kini, u veljaÄi 2020. godine
SZO je proglasila pandemiju COVID-a-19. Cilj rada je usporediti rad rinoloŔke ambulante prije pojave
pandemije s radom te ambulante tijekom pandemije.
Bolesnici i metode: UsporeÄeni su elektronski podaci bolesnika pregledanih u rinoloÅ”koj ambulanti
tijekom razdoblja od 11.03.2018. do 11.12.2019. godine s podacima o radu ambulante tijekom razdoblja
pandemije od 11.03.2020. do 11.12.2021. godine. Dobiveni rezultati obraÄeni su u programu Statistica 13.3 Ļ2
testom, na razini znaÄajnosti 0,05.
Rezultat: Ukupno su analizirani podaci 7376 bolesnika ā 4837 bolesnika prije pandemije i 2539
bolesnika tijekom pandemije. Broj pregleda tijekom izbijanja COVID-19 pandemije znaÄajno je smanjen,
gotovo na pola (66% vrs 34%). Razlozi posjete rinoloŔkih bolesnika ambulanti ostali su isti. Alergijski rinitis
je i dalje najÄeÅ”Äi razlog dolaska bolesnika na pregled. ZnaÄajno je smanjenjen broj ambulantnih pregleda
povezanih sa svim najÄeÅ”Äim rinoloÅ”kim dijagnozama: akutnim nazofaringitisom (p>0,05), akutnim sinuitisom
(p0,05),
deformacijom nosnog septuma (p<0,05) i epistaksom (p<0,05).
ZakljuÄak: Tijekom ispitivanog razdoblja doÅ”lo je do znatnog pada broja pregleda ambulantnih
rinoloŔkih bolesnika. ViŔe je uzroka ovom smanjenju, prvenstveno strah bolesnika od pandemije, ali i otežani
rad zdravstvenoga sustava
Pregled rada rinoloÅ”ke ambulante tijekom COVID-19 pandemije u OpÄoj bolnici Zadar
Uvod: Nakon pojave novog korona virusa SARS-Cov-2, 2019. godine u Kini, u veljaÄi 2020. godine
SZO je proglasila pandemiju COVID-a-19. Cilj rada je usporediti rad rinoloŔke ambulante prije pojave
pandemije s radom te ambulante tijekom pandemije.
Bolesnici i metode: UsporeÄeni su elektronski podaci bolesnika pregledanih u rinoloÅ”koj ambulanti
tijekom razdoblja od 11.03.2018. do 11.12.2019. godine s podacima o radu ambulante tijekom razdoblja
pandemije od 11.03.2020. do 11.12.2021. godine. Dobiveni rezultati obraÄeni su u programu Statistica 13.3 Ļ2
testom, na razini znaÄajnosti 0,05.
Rezultat: Ukupno su analizirani podaci 7376 bolesnika ā 4837 bolesnika prije pandemije i 2539
bolesnika tijekom pandemije. Broj pregleda tijekom izbijanja COVID-19 pandemije znaÄajno je smanjen,
gotovo na pola (66% vrs 34%). Razlozi posjete rinoloŔkih bolesnika ambulanti ostali su isti. Alergijski rinitis
je i dalje najÄeÅ”Äi razlog dolaska bolesnika na pregled. ZnaÄajno je smanjenjen broj ambulantnih pregleda
povezanih sa svim najÄeÅ”Äim rinoloÅ”kim dijagnozama: akutnim nazofaringitisom (p>0,05), akutnim sinuitisom
(p0,05),
deformacijom nosnog septuma (p<0,05) i epistaksom (p<0,05).
ZakljuÄak: Tijekom ispitivanog razdoblja doÅ”lo je do znatnog pada broja pregleda ambulantnih
rinoloŔkih bolesnika. ViŔe je uzroka ovom smanjenju, prvenstveno strah bolesnika od pandemije, ali i otežani
rad zdravstvenoga sustava