RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON THE INCIDENCE OF ORAL COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS
Alberta Simona Tinu; Doina Lucia Ghergic; Mirel Stoian; Costin Coman; Raluca-Monica Comăneanu; Adi Lorean · 2018 · Romanian Journal of Stomatology
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Abstract
Objectives. We performed a retrospective observational analytical study to determine the incidence of complications in the oral cavity in a group of patients diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Material and method. We have studied 68 diabetic patients, who have been referred to dental practices seeking specialized treatment. Patient data sheets were centralized, categorized, and statistically processed with IBM SPSS Statistics 22 and Microsoft Excel 2010 depending on: sex of patients, age, type of diabetes, time elapsed from diagnosis of diabetes, the environment of origin of the patients, the l
Abstract by Alberta Simona Tinu; Doina Lucia Ghergic; Mirel Stoian; Costin Coman; Raluca-Monica Comăneanu; Adi Lorean, Romanian Journal of Stomatology (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.37897/rjs.2018.1.1
