-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Among the wide range of stomatitis and mucositis there are lesions, defined as primary cheilitis, affecting mainly the lips. Specific topographic and structural features of the involved area determine their appearance. The Authors revient contact-related cheilitis, actinic-related cheilitis, glandular and suppurative cheilitis, granulomatous and exfoliative cheilitis. They point out the principle clinical, etiopathogenetic and histopathologic features. From their overview it arises, that in modern literature, funy detailed contributions are definitively lacking. Symptomatic medical treatments are a clear reflection of many etiological doubis. Surgical therapy is advised only in chronic actinic-related cheilitis and in deep-rooted glandular cheilitis. In granulomatous cheilitis surgical treatment is indicated once a permanent lip deformity occurs.
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
November 1959,
Algerie medicale,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
December 1971,
Annals of internal medicine,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
January 1962,
Atti della Societa italiana di cardiologia,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
January 1959,
Annali italiani di chirurgia,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
January 2012,
Anais brasileiros de dermatologia,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
January 1950,
Rivista di patologia nervosa e mentale,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
January 1970,
Acta chirurgica Italica,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
December 1964,
L' Ospedale maggiore,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
September 1952,
L' Ospedale maggiore,
L Fiamminghi, and
G Lusardi, and
G Guareschi, and
V Broia
June 1959,
Rivista di anatomia patologica e di oncologia,
