Pharmacoinduced lesions of the mouth in a patient after kidney transplantation: a clinical case.

Abstract

The article discusses the issues of diagnosis of oral lesions in patients after kidney transplantation surgery on the example of a clinical case. Immunosuppressors prescribed after kidney transplantation lead to various changes in the oral mucosa: xerostomia, angular cheilitis, erosive and ulcerative lesions, gingival hyperplasia, fungal lesions. These conditions can significantly affect the quality of life of kidney recipients, in this regard, timely diagnosis, monitoring and prevention of the above-described oral lesions are necessary.