6. There are some conditions, which alter the vascular wall as :
1- Scurvy.
2- Infection: measles, scarlet fever, endocarditis, malaria.
3-Allergy
4- H H T. (Hereditary Hemorrhagic
Telengiectasia ).
vascular diseases
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Von Willebrands disease
It is deficiency of von Willebrands factor which is
necessary for normal adherence of platelets.
It is hereditary disease.
Clinically:
1- affects from 1 to 45 per 100.000 of population and is
there at least as common as hemophilia A.
2- Affects both males and females.
3- Usually less severe than hemophilia A.
9. Vitamin K deficiency
vitamin K is necessary for the synthesis of many
coagulation factors II , VII , IX, X. It is synthesized
by normal intestinal bacterial flora.
causes of vitamin K deficiency:
1- Poor dietary intake.
2- Poor absorption.
3- Anticoagulation therapy.
4- Prolonged use of broad spectrum antibiotics
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10. Comparison between platelet and
coagulation disorders
Platelet
disorder
Coagulation
disorder
sex More in females Males more
Family history Negative Positive
Nature of bleeding
Immediately after
trauma
Delayed after
trauma
Effect of locally
applied pressure
Bleeding may stop
Bleeding recur upon
pressure removal
Spontaneous
bleeding into skin
and mucous
membrane
Common Uncommon
Deep hemorrhage or
hemoarthrosis
Rare Common
Bleeding time Prolonged Normal
Platelet count Normal but defective Normal
Clotting funciton Normal abnormal
Item
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11. Investigation of a patient who gives a
history of prolonged bleeding:
1- history:
1- feature of pervious bleeding episodes.
2- Past history.
3- surgery.
4- Previous treatment of bleeding.
5- Family history.
6-Relevant medical history.
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12. 2- Laboratory tests.
Partial thromboplastin time [factors, VIII, IX, XI, XII] 25-35 sec.
Prothrombin time [factors, V, VII, X] 11-15 SEC.
Platelet count: 140-400 x 103 ml
Bleeding time and Ivy BT: 1-6 min.
Thrombin time: 9-13 sec.
Diagnostic tests
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13. 1 - preventive dental care
2- In case of extraction:
lab. Tests for hemoglobin estimation.
Factor VIII should be raised to 50-70% before dental
extraction and 100% for major surgery
Postoperatively the patient should be given factor VIII
q12h for a week
Antibiotic cover should be given to avoid infection
Avoid the use of aspirin, codeine and panadol are better
alternatives
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14. 3- Anesthesia:
local and general anesthesia are hazardous in the absence
of factor VIII replacement.
Operative treatment can be done without anesthesia
unless there is pain intraligamintary injection may be
used
4- periodontal therapy:-
scaling can be done (except in severe hemophilia)
under antifibrinolytic cover.
Periodontal surgery need factor replacement.
Dental managements
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17. Disorders of red and
white blood cells
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Red blood cells White blood cells
Anemia.
Polycythemia
Leukopenia.
Leukemia Acute.
Chronic.
Lymphomas Hodgkin.
non-Hodgkin.
18. Anemia
Iron deficiency Anemia.
Folate deficiency anemia.
Vitamin B12 deficiency anemia
(pernicious).
Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase (G6PD)
deficiency.
Sickle cell anemia.
Thalassaemia.
Other classification
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20. Common signs and symptoms
Fatigue.
Palpitations.
Shortness of breath.
Abdominal and bone pain.
Pallor.
Lymphadenopathy.
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28. Dental managements of patient with
anemia
Confirm with physician.
Short appointments.
Preventive dental care.
Avoid oral infection.
Avoid barbiturates, sedation and epinephrine.
Oxygen.
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29. Dental managements of patient with leukemia
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Confirm with physician.
Treatment of oral ulcers.
Antifungal treatment.
Control of pain with strong
analgesics.
Prophylactic antibiotic therapy.
Surgical treatment
Bleeding time & platelet replacement if necessary.
Prophylactic antibiotic therapy.
