Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology MD0511

DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
	Section I. GENERAL INFORMATION ON ORAL PATHOLOGY
		1-1. GENERAL
		1-2. INFLAMMATION OF TISSUES
		1-3. STAGES OF INFLAMMATION
		1-4. MAJOR SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF INFLAMMATION
		1-5. BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF INFLAMMATION
		1-6. SUPPURATION
		1-7. ABSCESS
		1-8. ULCER
		1-9. CELLULITIS
		1-10. REPAIR OF TISSUES
	Section II. EROSION, ABRASION, AND RESORPTION
		1-11. GENERAL
		1-12. EROSION
		1-13. ABRASION AND ATTRITION
		1-14. RESORPTION
	Section III. DENTAL CARIES
		1-15. GENERAL
		1-16. CAUSES
		1-17. CARIES IN ENAMEL
		1-18. CARIES IN DENTIN
		1-19. ARRESTED CARIES
		1-20. PULPAL REACTION TO DENTAL CARIES
	Section IV. DISEASES OF THE DENTAL PULP
		1-21. GENERAL
		1-22. ACUTE PULPITIS
		1-23. CHRONIC PULPITIS
		1-24. PULP ABSCESS
		1-25. HYPERPLASTIC PULPITIS
		1-26. DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE PULP
	Section V. DISEASES OF THE PERIAPICAL TISSUE
		1-27. GENERAL
		1-28. ACUTE APICAL PERIODONTITIS
		1-29. CHRONIC APICAL PERIODONTITIS
		1-30. ACUTE APICAL ABSCESS
		1-31. PHOENIX ABSCESS
		1-32. HISTOLOGY
		1-33. SIGNIFICANT CLINICAL INFECTIONS LUDWIG\'S ANGINA
	Section VI. PERIODONTAL DISEASES
		1-34. GENERAL
		1-35. GINGIVITIS
		1-36. PERIODONTITIS
		1-37. LOCALIZED JUVENILE PERIODONTITIS
		1-38. PERIODONTAL ABSCESS
		1-39. NECROTIZING ULCERATIVE GINGIVITIS (NUG)
		1-40. PERICORONITIS
	Section VII. ABNORMALITIES OF ORAL MUCOSA
		1-41. GENERAL
		1-42. VESICLE
		1-43. ULCER
		1-44. PRIMARY HERPETIC GINGIVOSTOMATITIS
		1-45. RECURRENT HERPES SIMPLEX: SECONDARY HERPETIC LESIONS
		1-46. RECURRENT APHTHOUS ULCERS
		1-47. ERYTHEMA MULTIFORME
		1-48. ALLERGIC MANIFESTATIONS
		1-49. LICHEN PLANUS
		1-50. LEUKOPLAKIA
		1-51. MONILIASIS OR CANDIDIASIS
		1-52. DENTURE IRRITATION
		1-53. ANGULAR CHEILITIS
		1-54. AMALGAM TATTOO
		1-55. ASPIRIN BURN
		1-56. NICOTINIC STOMATITIS
		1-57. SNUFF DIPPER\'S POUCH
		1-58. FORDYCE\'S SPOTS
		1-59. ORAL TORI
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 2
	Section I. ORAL TUMORS (NEOPLASMS) AND LABORATORY STUDIES
		2-1. ORAL TUMORS
		2-2. FIBROMA
		2-3. PAPILLOMA
		2-4. PYOGENIC GRANULOMA
		2-5. ODONTOMA
		2-6. ORAL CANCER
		2-7. BIOPSY
	Section II. ABNORMALITIES OF THE TONGUE
		2-8. GENERAL
		2-9. MEDIAN RHOMBOID GLOSSITIS
		2-10. DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES
		2-11. HAIRY TONGUE
		2-12. SYSTEMIC SMOOTH TONGUE
	Section III. DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES OF THE TEETH
		2-13. GENERAL
		2-14. HYPOPLASIA
		2-15. ANODONTIA
		2-16. ENAMEL HYPOCALCIFICATION
		2-17. MOTTLED ENAMEL
		2-18. SUPERNUMERARY TEETH
		2-19. OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES
	Section IV. ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES
		2-20. GENERAL
		2-21. MEASLES
		2-22. MUMPS
		2-23. SCURVY
		2-24. PERNICIOUS ANEMIA
		2-25. EPILEPSY
		2-26. CANDIDIASIS (MONILIASIS; THRUSH)
		2-27. LEUKEMIAS
		2-28. DIABETES MELLITUS
		2-29. ADDISON\'S DISEASE
		2-30. HEMOPHILIA
	Section V. TRANSMITTABLE DISEASES
		2-31. GENERAL
		2-32. INFLUENZA AND THE COMMON COLD
		2-33. HEPATITIS
		2-34. TUBERCULOSIS
		2-35. ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME
		2-36. GONORRHEA
		2-37. SYPHILIS
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
	FRACTURES AND DISLOCATION OF THE JAW
		3-1. GENERAL
		3-2. COMMON SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
		3-3. CLASSIFICATION OF FRACTURES
		3-4. FRACTURES OF FACIAL BONES
		3-5. TREATMENT OF FRACTURES
		3-6. DISLOCATION OF THE JAW
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS