Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study
Yıl: 1997 Cilt: 27 Sayı: 4 Sayfa Aralığı: 337 - 340 Metin Dili: İngilizce İndeks Tarihi: 29-07-2022
Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study
Öz: Candida infections of the oral mucosa may present in a variety of ways, the most common form seen in everyday practice is chronic atrophic candidosis (CAC). In this study, the effectiveness of systemic and topical antifungal therapy were compared. The patients with CAC were divided into three groups and in group one the patients received fluconazole as systemic antifungal treatment. In the second group, the patients were prescribed topical nystatin mouthwashes. The third group served as a control group. In all groups, the patients cleaned their dentures with hypochloride solutions. Results of this study show that systemic and topical antifungal therapies are bot effective, but because of the somewhat high success rates were obtained by only cleaning of denture, correcting or cleaning of denture is also efficacous. Topical treatment with nystatin was found more effective than fluconazole.
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APA | KİŞNİŞÇİ R, AKAL Ü, ÖZDEN N, AKSOY M, YURDUKORU B (1997). Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. , 337 - 340. |
Chicago | KİŞNİŞÇİ Reha,AKAL Ümit K.,ÖZDEN Nehir,AKSOY Murat,YURDUKORU Bengül Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. (1997): 337 - 340. |
MLA | KİŞNİŞÇİ Reha,AKAL Ümit K.,ÖZDEN Nehir,AKSOY Murat,YURDUKORU Bengül Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. , 1997, ss.337 - 340. |
AMA | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. . 1997; 337 - 340. |
Vancouver | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. . 1997; 337 - 340. |
IEEE | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B "Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study." , ss.337 - 340, 1997. |
ISNAD | KİŞNİŞÇİ, Reha vd. "Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study". (1997), 337-340. |
APA | KİŞNİŞÇİ R, AKAL Ü, ÖZDEN N, AKSOY M, YURDUKORU B (1997). Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences, 27(4), 337 - 340. |
Chicago | KİŞNİŞÇİ Reha,AKAL Ümit K.,ÖZDEN Nehir,AKSOY Murat,YURDUKORU Bengül Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences 27, no.4 (1997): 337 - 340. |
MLA | KİŞNİŞÇİ Reha,AKAL Ümit K.,ÖZDEN Nehir,AKSOY Murat,YURDUKORU Bengül Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences, vol.27, no.4, 1997, ss.337 - 340. |
AMA | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences. 1997; 27(4): 337 - 340. |
Vancouver | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences. 1997; 27(4): 337 - 340. |
IEEE | KİŞNİŞÇİ R,AKAL Ü,ÖZDEN N,AKSOY M,YURDUKORU B "Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study." Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences, 27, ss.337 - 340, 1997. |
ISNAD | KİŞNİŞÇİ, Reha vd. "Comparison of treatment modalities in chronic atrophic candidosis: A clinical and microbiologic study". Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences 27/4 (1997), 337-340. |