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Síndrome de Kelly: a propósito de um caso clínico
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A síndrome de Kelly, caracteriza-se pelo conjunto de sinais/sintomas clínicos associados ao portador de prótese total maxilar com dentes ântero-inferiores. Estas características clássicas incluem a perda do suporte ósseo na região anterior maxilar, crescimento fibroso da tuberosidade maxilar, hiperplasia papilar dos tecidos do palato duro e fibromucosa da região anterior, extrusão dos dentes anteriores inferiores e perda óssea sob a base da prótese parcial inferior. O objetivo deste trabalho é apresentar a reabilitação com próteses removíveis de um paciente com síndrome de Kelly e aprofundar a fisiopatologia da doença para um correto diagnóstico, discutindo possíveis planos de tratamentos, fundamentado isso numa revisão da literatura integrativa do tema. Descreve-se a reabilitação oral de um caso clínico complexo de síndrome de Kelly através da informação clínica recolhida nas consultas de Prostodontia realizadas nas Clínicas Pedagógicas de Medicina Dentária da Faculdade de Ciências da Saúde da Universidade Fernando Pessoa.
Kelly's syndrome is characterized by a set of clinical signs/symptoms associated with a complete maxillary denture with lower anterior teeth. These classic features include loss of bone support in the maxillary anterior region, fibrous growth of the maxillary tuberosity, papillary hyperplasia of the hard palate, fibromucosal tissues of the anterior region, extrusion of the mandibular anterior teeth, and bone loss under the mandibular partial denture base. The objective of this work is to present the rehabilitation with removable prostheses of a patient with Kelly syndrome and to deepen the pathophysiology of the disease for a correct diagnosis, discussing possible treatment plans, based on a review of the integrative literature on the subject. The oral rehabilitation of a complex clinical case of Kelly syndrome is described through clinical information collected in the Prosthodontics appointments carried out at the Pedagogical Dental Medicine Clinics of the Faculty of Health Sciences of the Fernando Pessoa University.
Kelly's syndrome is characterized by a set of clinical signs/symptoms associated with a complete maxillary denture with lower anterior teeth. These classic features include loss of bone support in the maxillary anterior region, fibrous growth of the maxillary tuberosity, papillary hyperplasia of the hard palate, fibromucosal tissues of the anterior region, extrusion of the mandibular anterior teeth, and bone loss under the mandibular partial denture base. The objective of this work is to present the rehabilitation with removable prostheses of a patient with Kelly syndrome and to deepen the pathophysiology of the disease for a correct diagnosis, discussing possible treatment plans, based on a review of the integrative literature on the subject. The oral rehabilitation of a complex clinical case of Kelly syndrome is described through clinical information collected in the Prosthodontics appointments carried out at the Pedagogical Dental Medicine Clinics of the Faculty of Health Sciences of the Fernando Pessoa University.
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Edentulismo Síndrome de Kelly Síndrome combinada Síndrome da hiperfunção anterior Kelly syndrome Combination syndrome Anterior hyperfunction syndrome