Color Atlas of Oral Diseases in Children and Adolescents

by George Laskaris

Overview

Children and adolescents are affected by a large range of diseases with oral manifestations that may not be seen in adults. Such diseases include viral and bacterial infections, but many other conditions as well, for example, after swallowing caustic liquids. As with the author's immensely successful Color Atlas of Oral Diseases, this new work is lavishly illustrated with high-quality color photographs, providing the reader with an at-a-glance diagnostic guide. Succinct texts in tabular form complement the images to help the reader formulate a differential diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783132579880
Publisher:	Thieme
Publication date:	08/26/1999
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	352
File size:	12 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.

About the Author

Associate Professor and Director of Oral Medicine, Dept. of Dermatology, University Medical School, Athens, Greece

Table of Contents

Part I Local Diseases
1. Dental Defects
2. Developmental Anomalies
3. Mechanical and Electrical Injuries
4. Chemical Burns and Allergies
5. Foreign-Body Deposits
6. Periodontal Diseases
7. Diseases of the Lips
8. Diseases of the Tongue
9. Non-Odontogenic Cysts
10. Odontogenic Cysts
11. Recurrent Aphthous Ulcers
12. Bacterial Infections
13. Viral Infections
14. Fungal Infections
Part II Systemic Diseases
15. Genetic Disorders
16. Skin Diseases
17. Autoimmune Diseases
18. Gastrointestinal Diseases
19. Hematological Diseases
20. Metabolic Diseases
21. Bacterial Infections
22. Viral Infections
23. HIV Infection and AIDS
24. Systemic Mycoses
Part III Tumors
25. Benign Tumors
26. Fibro-Osseous and Giant-Cell Lesions
27. Malignant Neoplasms

Editorial Reviews

4 Stars! from Doody

This atlas is an examination of oral diseases in pediatric patients using pictorial material with brief written summaries. The purpose is to provide a resource for overcoming the diagnostic difficulties that pediatric oral diseases pose for practitioners. Considering that many specialists (dentists, dermatologists, pediatric oncologists, etc.) diagnose and treat oral diseases, this is a worthy objective that has been effectively met. The author has written this book as a reference for practitioners. It is also a great teaching tool for students or residents in dentistry and medicine. The author has an international reputation as a prolific writer and as a clinician with a special interest in oral disease. Photographs are combined with clinical, diagnostic, and therapeutic information in outline form. The material is presented in three major sections: local diseases, systemic disorders affecting the oral cavity, and tumors. The excellent print quality of 495 illustrations is the best feature. By combining first-rate photographs with brief synopses of oral diseases in children and adolescents, with this book the author accomplishes what every atlas author should: provide a wealth of information and in a comprehensive yet easy to use reference for students and practitioners alike.

Christopher J. Morin

Reviewer: Christopher J Morin, DDS (University of Chicago Medical Center)
Description: This atlas is an examination of oral diseases in pediatric patients using pictorial material with brief written summaries.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide a resource for overcoming the diagnostic difficulties that pediatric oral diseases pose for practitioners. Considering that many specialists (dentists, dermatologists, pediatric oncologists, etc.) diagnose and treat oral diseases, this is a worthy objective that has been effectively met.
Audience: The author has written this book as a reference for practitioners. It is also a great teaching tool for students or residents in dentistry and medicine. The author has an international reputation as a prolific writer and as a clinician with a special interest in oral disease.
Features: Photographs are combined with clinical, diagnostic, and therapeutic information in outline form. The material is presented in three major sections: local diseases, systemic disorders affecting the oral cavity, and tumors. The excellent print quality of 495 illustrations is the best feature.
Assessment: By combining first-rate photographs with brief synopses of oral diseases in children and adolescents, with this book the author accomplishes what every atlas author should: provide a wealth of information and in a comprehensive yet easy to use reference for students and practitioners alike.

Doody's Review Service