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100	1		_aTsuchida, Satoko _9197006
700	1		_aYoshimura, Ken _9197007
700	1		_aNakamura, Naoki _9197008
700	1		_aAsanuma, Naoki _9197009
700	1		_aIwasaki, Shin-Ichi _9197010
700	1		_aMiyagawa, Yukio _9197011
700	1		_aYamagiwa, Shinichi _9197012
700	1		_aEbihara, Takashi _9197013
700	1		_aMorozumi, Yuko _9197014
700	1		_aAsami, Tomoichiro _9197015
700	1		_aKosuge, Naoki _9197016
245	1	0	_aObservación intravital no invasiva de las características de la superficie lingual mediante técnicas de mucoscopÍa oral deslizante en sujetos clínicamente sanos
246	1	3	_aNon-Invasive intravital observation of lingual surface features using sliding oral mucoscopy techniques in clinically healthy subjects
264		1	_c2021
300			_a14 páginas
520			_aTo investigate intravital morphological features of the broader area of the lingual mucosa in clinically healthy subjects, and to attempt to evaluate subclinical conditions, we evaluated detailed intravital morphological features of the lingual mucosa using our newly developed oral contact mucoscopy techniques. Clinically healthy subjects (female: 19–22 years, average age: 20.27 years, and n?=?28) were enrolled. A position indicator stain was placed on the lingual mucosal surface, and sliding images were captured and then reconstructed. In addition, the lingual mucosa was divided into six areas, and morphometry of the fungiform and filiform papillae was performed. The results were statistically analyzed. There were two morphological features among clinically healthy subjects involving the filiform papillae: the length of the papillae and the degree of biofilm (tongue coat) deposition. We defined a modified tongue coat index (mTCI) with scores ranging from 0 (tongue coating not visible) to 0.5, 1, 1.5, and 2 (thick tongue coating) for six sections of the tongue dorsum. No subjects received a score of 2. Significant differences were found in the mTCI between the six sections of the tongue dorsum, especially between the posterior areas and the lingual apex. The fungiform papillae of some subjects exhibited elongated morphological changes. Our findings suggest that magnified lingual dorsum examination of a broader area is especially important in accurate screening for subclinical or transient conditions of potential lingual mucosal diseases. For this purpose, our new oral mucoscopy and non-invasive intravital observational techniques were especially effective.
650		4	_aAbrigo de Lengua _9197017
650		4	_aMucoscopia de Contacto Oral _9197018
650		4	_aEscaneo de Tapa _9197019
650		4	_aFotografía Computacional _9197020
650		4	_aEstado Subclinico _9197021
650		4	_aPosicionamiento Mucosal _9197022
650		4	_aMucosa Dorsal _9197023
773	0		_tOdontology _x1618-1247 _gv. 108 n. 1 (2020) _w257190
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