2 articles published in Selcuk Medical Journal with the keyword "dil": A Rare Location: Actinomyces In Tongue; Black Hairy Tongue In A 65-Year-Old Diabetic Woman
FATMA BİLGEN BEKERECİOĞLU, YAKUP DUMAN, MEHMET BEKERECİOĞLU
2018, Vol 34, Issue 4, Page 180-182
Actinomyces is a chronic suppurative infection caused by Gram positive anaerobic bacteria which grows hardly in bacterial culture. It is commonly isolated from cervicofacial, respiratory, and gastrointestinal system. Its exact pathogenesis is still unknown. Actinomyces located in the cervicofacial...
GÖKNUR KALKAN, YALÇIN BAŞ, HAVVA YILDIZ SEÇKİN, SALİM KARAHAN
2014, Vol 30, Issue 4, Page 184-185
Black hairy tongue, also named as lingua villosa nigra, is a painless, asymptomatic, benign condition characterized by an abnormal brownish–black discoloration of the dorsal surface of the tongue caused by variety of precipitating factors. It usually appears in people over age 40 years with a...
tongue filiform aktinomiçes nadir actinomyces rare Siyah kıllı papilla Black hairy papillae
