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The purpose of the present paper was to investigate possible relationships between chronic liver diseases and marginal periodontal diseases, using clinical and radiographic methods as well as animal experiments. The periodontal conditions of 100 patients with histologically confirmed chronic hepatopathies were compared with those in a control group of same size. The results of these studies testify unequivocally to unfavourable conditions in the group of hepatopaths. This finding is corroborated and complemented by subsequent animal experiments. The difference in the extent and intensity of the periodontal alterations between a group of Wistar rats with experimentally induced hepatopathies and a control group was statistically significant. These results permit the conclusion that an aetiologic relation between chronic hepatopathies and marginal periodontal diseases may be assumed.
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
January 1969,
Stomatologia,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
March 1969,
Schweizerische Monatsschrift fur Zahnheilkunde = Revue mensuelle suisse d'odonto-stomatologie,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
May 1955,
Zeitschrift fur arztliche Fortbildung,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
September 1983,
Fortschritte der Medizin,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
December 1969,
Das Deutsche Gesundheitswesen,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
December 1973,
Hippokrates,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
March 1963,
Zeitschrift fur Kreislaufforschung,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
April 1974,
Scan'odont,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
January 1977,
Zahn-, Mund-, und Kieferheilkunde mit Zentralblatt,
H Sponholz, and
K Naethbohm, and
E Brügmann, and
M Maass
July 1910,
Journal of the National Medical Association,
