Eksempler på brug af Gingival bleeding på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Vascular disorders Gingival bleeding, flushing.
Pancreatitis, ischaemic colitis,ulcerative colitis, gingival bleeding.
It is clinically proven to reduce gingival bleeding and inflammation in just 2 weeks.
Therefore, the model was reduced to a model for estimating odds ratios for gingival bleeding alone, Table 2.
It follows that gingival bleeding is three-fold as high in non-smokers as in smokers OR 0.33 in Table 2.
Haematoma, haematuria, haemoptysis, gingival bleeding.
Dysphagia Cheilitis Gingival bleeding Haemorrhoids Proctalgia Mouth ulceration Stomach discomfort Rectal haemorrhage Palmar-plantar erythrodysaesthesia syndrome.
Common: bleeding(haematoma, haematuria,haemoptysis, gingival bleeding) Uncommon: anaemia.
Gingival bleeding was lower in smokers in our study despite the fact that smokers more often than non-smokers had amalgam fillings.
It is clinically proven to reduce gingival bleeding and inflammation in just 2 weeks.
Vomiting, dyspepsia, dysphagia,mouth ulceration, gingival bleeding, glossitis, stomatitis, flatulence, dry mouth.
In other words, gingival bleeding is a very good tool in diagnosing or predicting whether periodontitis exists or is likely to occur 7.
Conclusion The data from this clinical study indicates that gingival bleeding is less frequent in smoking than in non-smoking subjects.
Further clinical studies are desirable as well as investigation into thebiological effects of nicotine, or other ingredients, of tobacco on gingival bleeding.
Haematemesis, mouth haemorrhage, abdominal pain,upper abdominal pain, gingival bleeding, mouth ulceration, proctalgia, stomatitis.
Under the assumption that gingival bleeding often precedes the development of periodontitis later, this must imply a reduced risk of periodontitis in smokers.
Most frequently haemorrhage at the injection site, andoccasionally genitourinary and gingival bleeding were observed.
For smoking it is a well-known fact that the absence of gingival bleeding may be partly explained by the contraction of peripheral vessels when affected by nicotine.
Occurrence of bleeding(i.e. whether gingiva was bleeding when probed or not) was recorded in 56% without bleeding, 38% with some bleeding and6% with strong gingival bleeding.
The literature shows that 80 percent of the population shows the stench of mouth, gingival bleeding and headaches that cause periodontal disease over time.
Could it be that more frequent gingival bleeding in smokers, with the related risk of developing periodontitis as demonstrated in the American study, is due to the fact that smokers more often have dental amalgam fillings?
Dental DecayIncreases the resistance of enamel from attack decay Heal Fast HealingThe literature shows that 80 percent of the population shows the stench of mouth, gingival bleeding and headaches that cause periodontal disease over time.
With a special Gum Care mode for focused cleaning to help reduce gingival bleeding and inflammation, FlexCare Platinum is clinically proven to improve gum health in only two weeks.
Diarrhoea, vomiting, nausea, abdominal pain Ulcerative stomatitis, stomatitis, colitis, upper right quadrant pain, dyspepsia,gastroesophogeal reflux*, glossitis, gingival bleeding, gingivitis, loose stools, constipation, flatulence.
Dyspepsia, gastroesophageal reflux, stomatitis,ulcerative stomatitis, gingival bleeding, loose stools, constipation, flatulence, hemorrhoids, gingivitis, glossitis, dehydration, taste perversion.
In this model gingival bleeding showed no difference between patients as to levels"No",(i.e. no occurrence of amalgam)"- Amalgam visible, but metal ceramic crowns" and"No visible amalgam", and there is no difference between men and women or according to age. Therefore,the model was reduced to a model for estimating odds ratios for gingival bleeding alone, Table 2.
A comparison of these recordings according to the model system above in the statistical method part established that there was little difference in gingival bleeding levels in the groups"never amalgam","no visible amalgam" and"no visible amalgam, but metal crowns" and that differences of sex or age did not have any effect on gingival bleeding in this population or the duration of absence of amalgam.
Effect of Thelin on bleeding o Interaction with warfarin and vitamin K antagonists leading to an increased INR o Need to decrease established dose of vitamin K antagonist upon starting sitaxentan therapy o Start vitamin K antagonists treatment at a reduced dose if already on sitaxentan sodium o Need for regular monitoring of INR o Be aware of the potential for haemorrhage andinvestigate as appropriate o Increased risk of epistaxis and gingival bleeding.
In our general clinical opinion there is a clear connection between gingival bleeding on the one hand and the occurrence of periodontitis on the other, with reservations made for causes of gingival cyanosis.