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CLINICO-LABORATORY STUDIES OF SECRETORY IMMUNITY AND DENTAL STATUS WITH HERPETIC LESIONS ORAL CAVITY
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CLINICO-LABORATORY STUDIES OF SECRETORY IMMUNITY AND DENTAL STATUS WITH HERPETIC LESIONS ORAL CAVITY
Mandra Yuliya 1
Bazarnyy Vladimir 2
Vanevskaya E. A. 3
Authors:
1.  Ural State Medical University ( Department of therapeutic dentistry and propaedeutics of dental diseases , Professor of Department )
employee

Ekaterinburg , Ekaterinburg , Russian Federation
2.  Ural State Medical University ( Vice-rector for research and clinical work )

Ekaterinburg , Ekaterinburg , Russian Federation
3.  Ural'skiy gosudarstvennyy medicinskiy universitet, g. Ekaterinburg

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Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2013-0-2-26-28
Pages:
from 26 to 28
Status:
Published
Received:
05.06.2018
Accepted:
06.11.2020
Published:
25.04.2013
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
herpes infection, secretory immunity, oral fluid
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Abstract (English):

The immunoreactivity of the mucous membranes is important pathogenetic factor in determining the nature of the manifestations of herpes infection. The purpose of research is investigation of the relationship indicators secretory immunity and dental status of patients with herpetic lesions of the oral cavity. Results of a clinical dental examination of patients showed higher values of the index of the intensity of dental caries in the study group. We found a tendency to reduce hygiene index in patients with manifestations of herpes infection in the mouth. The secretory immunity differences correlated with dental indices.



Keywords:
herpes infection, secretory immunity, oral fluid
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