Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960) · 2006
[Oral hygiene in haemodialyzed patients with chronic renal failure].
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Franek Edward, Blaschyk Rafael, Kolonko Aureliusz, Mazur-Psonka Lucyna, Langowska-Adamczyk Helena, Drugacz Jan, Kokot Franciszek, Wiecek Andrzej
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: The present study aimed to assess the oral hygiene in haemodialyzed patients with chronic renal failure (CRF).
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 44 haemodialyzed patients with CRF were analyzed (18 F and 26 M, mean age 47.4 +/- 1.6). In all patients a stomatological examination and dental panoramic x-ray were performed. The presence of chronic periodontal disease (CP) and an approximal plaque index (API) were assessed.
RESULTS: Chronic periodontitis was found in 17 patients (39%), whereas in 27 (61%) patients periodontal disease was not present. Oral hygiene assessed by API was not satisfactory in 50%, while very good only in 11% haemodialyzed patients. Patients with periodontal disease were characterized by worse API than patients without periodontitis.
CONCLUSION: Oral hygiene status is unsatisfactory in most of haemodialyzed uremic patients.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 44 haemodialyzed patients with CRF were analyzed (18 F and 26 M, mean age 47.4 +/- 1.6). In all patients a stomatological examination and dental panoramic x-ray were performed. The presence of chronic periodontal disease (CP) and an approximal plaque index (API) were assessed.
RESULTS: Chronic periodontitis was found in 17 patients (39%), whereas in 27 (61%) patients periodontal disease was not present. Oral hygiene assessed by API was not satisfactory in 50%, while very good only in 11% haemodialyzed patients. Patients with periodontal disease were characterized by worse API than patients without periodontitis.
CONCLUSION: Oral hygiene status is unsatisfactory in most of haemodialyzed uremic patients.