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L Ilewicz

Publications and source records attributed to L Ilewicz.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1990

[Effect of chemical composition of powder and mercury content on the development of phase gamma-2 in amalgam structure].

The purpose of the reported model study was determination of the effect of the content of mercury differentiated with respect to the preparation procedure and application of amalgam technique (condensation) in the tissue defect on the chemical composition (phasic) of this type of filling using three various materials: Stabil-B, Amalcap-Non-Gamma and Amalcap. Stabil-B had a generally higher content of mercury, and a lower content of this metal was found in Amalcap and Amalcap-Non-Gamma 2. The lowest amount of phase gamma 2 was found in Amalcap-Non-Gamma-2 and the lowest in Stabil-B.

Dental Amalgam↗
PubMed1990

[Relationship between grade I and II inflammatory foci and certain inflammatory ophthalmic diseases].

The purpose of the study was demonstration of relations between grade I and II inflammatory foci in the oral cavity and certain inflammatory diseases of the eyes. Forty-three patients of either sex were studied. They were aged 19 to 78 years and were referred with the diagnosis of optic neuritis (intraocular and retrobulbar), iritis, retinitis and keratitis. Apart from routine clinical and radiological investigations the electrocutaneous test, the test for pulp viability with faradic current, and Schüller's iodine test were done. In 31 patients the electrocutaneous test was positive.

Adult↗
PubMed1982

[Condition of the periodontium and mouth mucosa in workers exposed to fluorides].

Stomatological and mycological examinations of the workers at the fusion department of the RZWM "Silesia" showed a considerable intensification of paradontium diseases (about 80% of cases). Leukoplakia and candidiasis were the most common changes found on the mucous membrane in the oral cavity. Mycological investigations carried out on the Sabourand culture showed Candida albicans in 73,7% of cases.

Adult↗