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Clinical oral findings in dialysis and kidney-transplant patients.

Acir José AJ Dirschnabel, Alessandra de Souza Ade S Martins, Shirley Aparecida Gonçalves SA Dantas, Marina de Oliveira Mde O Ribas, Ana Maria Trindade AM Grégio, Luciana Reis de Azevedo LR Alanis, Sérgio Aparecido SA Ignacio, Paula Cristina PC Trevilatto, Rafaela Wassoler RW Casagrande, Antonio Adilson Soares AA de Lima, and Maria Ângela Naval MÂ Machado

Quintessence Int (Berl) 42(2):127-33 (2011) PMID 21359247

Oral lesions secondary to chronic renal failure or related to immunosuppressive therapy after transplant are reported in the literature, but their prevalence is still obscure. The aim of this study was to investigate oral clinical findings in patients undergoing renal dialysis and renal transplant recipients.

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