Herpes zoster의 rare complication 치아의 자연 탈락, 치조골의 괴사, 치은의 탈락, 골수염-2예 보고
Other Titles
Rare complication of herpes zoster spontaneous exfoliation of teeth, osteonecrosis of alveolar bone, desquamation of gingiva, osteomyelitis
Authors
유미현 ; 김진 ; 박형식 ; 차인호
Citation
연세치대논문집, Vol.9(1) : 135-139, 1994-01
Journal Title
연세치대논문집
Issue Date
1994-01
Abstract
Herpes zoster is an infectious disease of a varicella zoster virus, characterized by the aperance of vesicles on the skin and mucous membrane. The risk is high in those who have history of trauma, malignant tumor, radiation therapy, and the immunosuppressive drug users. Although rupture of vesicles proceeds healing of the lesions, complications rarely occur such as spontaneous tooth exfoliation, desquamation of herpes zoster accompanying with spontaneous tooth exfoliation and alveolar osteomyelitis of the maxilla.