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Speicheldrüsen, Nervus Facialis

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Eine Xerostomie ist am häufigsten Folge einer medikamentösen Therapie insbesondere bei Medikamenten mit anticholinerger Wirkkomponente. Ebenso kann es nach Bestrahlung der Mund- und Rachenschleimhaut sowie des Halses und bei rheumatischen Erkrankungen (insbesondere beim Sjögren- Syndrom) zu Mundtrockenheit kommen. Auch bei einer Hepatitis C-Infektion kommt es häufig zu einem Sjögren-ähnlichen Krankheitsbild. Diese und weitere Ursachen einer Xerostomie wurden in einem Review von Napenas et al. (1) nochmals zusammengefasst.

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Iro, H. (2009). Speicheldrüsen, Nervus Facialis. In: Stadler, F., Iro, H., Werner, J.A. (eds) Handbuch HNO 2009. Handbuch Update-Seminar. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-05010-7_10

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