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Análise fenotípica de células dendríticas e de linfócitos T efetores, polifuncionais e reguladores no líquen plano / Phenotypic analysis of dendritic cells and effector, polyfunctional and regulators lymphocytes on lichen planusRosana Domingues 24 March 2016 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: Líquen plano (LP) é uma doença mucocutânea de natureza inflamatória crônica de etiologia ainda desconhecida. A estimulação da imunidade inata via os receptores Toll-like (TLRs) podem influenciar as células dendríticas e direcionar a resposta de células T CD4+ e CD8+ efetoras, assim como também favorecer o estado inflamatório do LP. OBJETIVOS: Avaliar o perfil fenotípico de células dendríticas mielóides (mDCs) e plasmocitóides (pDCs) e de linfócitos T CD4+ e CD8+ após estímulo com agonistas de TLRs no sangue periférico de pacientes com LP. Além disto, avaliar a frequência, perfil de maturação e os subtipos de células T CD4+ e TCD8+ reguladores. MÉTODOS: Foram selecionados 18 pacientes com LP (15 mulheres, 3 homens), com 41,57 ± 4,73 anos de idade e um grupo controle com 22 indivíduos sadios (18 mulheres, 4 homens), com 43,92 ± 7,83 anos de idade. As células mononucleares (CMNs) de sangue periférico foram avaliadas por citometria de fluxo quanto à: 1) Produção de TNF-? em mDCs e de IFN-? em pDCs em CMNs ativadas por agonistas de TLR 4, 7, 7/8 e 9; 2) Análise de células T CD4+ e CD8+ monofuncionais e polifuncionais após estímulo com agonistas de TLR 4, 7/8, 9 e enterotoxina B de Staphylococcus aureus (SEB); 3) Avaliação de células Th17 e Th22/Tc22 em CMNs após estímulo com SEB; 4) Frequência, perfil de maturação e subtipos de células T CD4+ e CD8+ reguladoras. RESULTADOS: 1) Nos pacientes com LP foi demonstrado um aumento na frequência de mDCs TNF-alfa+ após estímulo com agonistas de TLR4/LPS e TLR7-8/CL097, mas com imiquimode/TLR7 houve diminuição da expressão de CD83. Já nas pDCs do grupo LP, o imiquimode foi capaz de diminuir a expressão de CD80 e o CpG/TLR9 diminuiu a expressão de CD83 no LP. 2) As células T CD4+ secretoras de IL-10 mostraram aumento da frequência nos níveis basais, que diminuiu após estímulo com LPS e SEB. Em contraste, a produção de IFN-y aumentou em resposta ao LPS enquanto diminuiu para CpG. As células T CD4+ polifuncionais, secretoras de 5 citocinas simultâneas (CD4+IL-17+IL-22+TNF+IL-10+IFN-y+) diminuíram no LP após estímulo com CL097 e CpG. Entretanto, na ausência de IL-10, houve aumento da frequência de células CD4+IL-17+IL-22+TNF+IFN-y+ em resposta ao LPS. Um aumento na polifuncionalidade foi observado em células TCD4+ que expressam CD38, marcador de ativação crônica e na ausência de IL-10. Similarmente, às TCD4+, uma diminuição de células T CD8+ IFN-y+ e TNF+ foram detectadas após estímulo com CpG. 3) As células Th22/Tc22 nos níveis basais e após estímulo com SEB se mostraram aumentadas. As células Th17 não mostraram diferenças entre os grupos. 4) A frequência das células T CD4+ e CD8+ reg totais (CD25+Foxp3+CD127low/-) está elevada no LP. Quanto aos perfis de maturação, há aumento na frequência de células TCD4+ de memória efetora enquanto que para as células T CD8+ há predomínio das células de memória central. Quanto aos subtipos, há aumento nas células T CD4+ regs periféricas (pT reg). CONCLUSÕES: O estado de ativação das mDCs após ativação das vias de TLRs 4 e 7/8 pode influenciar na geração de resposta T efetoras no LP. O perfil de resposta monofuncional e polifuncional aos estímulos TLRs reflete a ativação destas células no sangue periférico. Além disso, o aumento de Th22/Tc22 e das células T regs indicam uma relação entre regulação e células efetoras no sangue periférico evidenciando que existem alterações extracutâneas no LP / BACKGROUND: Lichen planus (LP) is a mucocutaneous disease of chronic inflammatory course of unknown etiology. Stimulation of the innate immune system via Toll-like receptors (TLRs) may influence the dendritic cells and targeting the CD4+ and effector CD8+ T cell responses, as well as promoting inflammatory status of the LP. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the phenotypic profile of myeloid dendritic cells (mDCs), plasmacytoid (pDCs) and CD4+ and CD8+ T lymphocytes after stimulation with TLR agonists in peripheral blood of patients with LP. Moreover, to evaluate the frequency, maturation profile and subtypes of CD4+ and CD8+ T regulators cells. METHODS: We selected 18 patients with LP (15 women, 3 men) with 41.57 ± 4.73 years old and a control group of 22 healthy subjects (18 women, 4 men), with 43.92 ± 7, 83 years old. Mononuclear cells from peripheral blood (PBMCs) were assessed by flow cytometry for: 1) mDC TNF-alfa production and pDCs IFN-alfa production in PBMCs activated by agonists of TLR 4, 7, 7/8 and 9; 2) Analysis of monofunctional and polyfunctional CD4+ and CD8+ T cells after stimulation with TLR 4 agonists, 7/8, 9 and Staphylococcus aureus enterotoxin B (SEB); 3) Evaluation of Th17 and Th22/ Tc22 cells in PBMCs after stimulation with SEB; 4) Frequency, maturation profile and subtypes of regulatory CD4+ and CD8+ T cells. RESULTS: 1) Patients with LP showed an increased frequency of TNF-alfa+ mDCs after stimulation with agonists of TLR4/LPS and TLR7-8 /CL097, whereas with imiquimod /TLR7 induced a decreased CD83 expression. Already in the pDCs of LP group the imiquimod was able to decrease the CD80 expression and CpG/TLR9 decreased CD83 expression. 2) CD4+ T cells secreting IL-10 demonstrated an increased frequency at the baseline levels, which decreased after stimulation with LPS and SEB. In contrast, the production of IFN-y increased in response to LPS while decreased to CpG. Polyfunctional CD4+ T cells secreting simultaneously 5 cytokines (CD4+IL-17+IL-22+TNF+IL-10+IFN-y+) decreased in the LP after stimulation with CpG and CL097. However, in the absence of IL-10, occurred an increased frequency of CD4+IL-17+IL-22+IFN-y+TNF+ in response to LPS. An increase in the polyfunctional response was seems in CD4+ T cells expressing CD38, a chronic activation marker, in the absence of IL-10. Similarly to the CD4+ T cells, a decreased CD8+ T cells secreting IFN-? and TNF was observed in LP, after stimulation with CpG. Polyfunctional CD8+ T cells from LP group showed decreased response with 3 and 4 cytokines at baseline condition, and upon SEB and CL097 stimulations, occurred an increased frequency of these cells. In LP group, T cells CD8+CD38+ polyfunctional showed low capacity, such as CD4+CD38+ cells. 3) The Th22/Tc22 cells already at baseline and after stimulation with SEB showed increased frequency. The Th17 cells showed no differences between groups. 4) The frequency of CD4+ and CD8+ total reg (CD25+Foxp3+CD127low/-) is increased in LP. The profiles of maturity, an increase in the frequency of CD4+ effector cells whereas for memory CD8+ T cells there is a predominance of central memory cells. As for the subtypes, there is an increase in CD4+ peripheral T regs cells (pT reg). CONCLUSIONS: The activation state of mDCs after activation of the pathways of TLRs 4 and 7/8 can influence the response and generation of effector T cells in the LP. The monofunctional and polyfunctional response profile for TLRs stimuli reflects the activation of these cells in peripheral blood. Furthermore, the increase of Th22/Tc22 and T regs cells indicate a relationship between regulatory and effector cells in peripheral blood showing that there are extra-cutaneous alterations in the LP
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An?lise de c?lulas T regulat?rias FoxP3+ no l?quen plano oralPereira, Joabe dos Santos 15 March 2010 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2010-03-15 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / T regulatory cells have the function of controlling immune responses and maintaining self-tolerance. The FoxP3 has been considered the most specific marker for Treg cells. The aiming of this paper was to evaluate the immunoexpression of FoxP3 in the inflammatory infiltrate from oral lichen planus (OLP) and to compare it with the infiltrate in fibrous inflammatory hyperplasia (FIH) and then, between reticular and erosive forms of OLP. The
samples were composed by 32 cases of OLP (17 reticular and 15 erosive) beyond 10 cases of FIH that were submitted to immunohistochemistry staining for FoxP3. Localization of the
staining was classified in underepithelial and intraepithelial and the amount of FoxP3+ cells was evaluated through cells counting in 10 consecutive fields, at 400x power magnification. The values were expressed in mean ? standart deviation, and submitted to statistical tests with 5% of significance level. It was observed a statistical significant difference in the amount of FoxP3+ Treg cells between the two combined forms of OLP (1,6 ? 2,2) and the FIH (0,5 ?0,4) (P<0,05). This maybe could be explained by immunological mechanism of OLP, which involves a permanent antigenic induction likely with consequent perpetuation of lesion, eliciting the proliferation and constant recruitment of Treg cells. Otherwise, FIH presents a different etiopathogenesis, in which there is also generation of a variable inflammatory infiltrate, however qualitatively distinct from that seen in OLP. The erosive form of OLP exhibited a greater number (1,7 ? 2,4) of FoxP3+ Treg cells than reticular form (1,5 ? 2,1). These alterations could have relation with the great disease activity verified in erosive OLP, or also, with abnormalities in the regulatory function of Treg cells that could cause the increase observed. Considering the capacity already well established in the literature, both about Treg cells in modulating immune responses, as in the oral mucosa in showing great potential for regeneration, it is suggested that the possibility of development and implantation of immunotherapeutic strategies that regulate the frequency and function of these cells, may help in future treatment of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases such as OLP / As c?lulas T regulat?rias (Treg) possuem a fun??o de controlar respostas imunes e manter a autotoler?ncia. O FoxP3 tem sido considerado o marcador mais espec?fico para c?lulas Treg. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar a imunoexpress?o do FoxP3 no infiltrado inflamat?rio do l?quen plano oral (LPO) comparado ao da hiperplasia fibrosa inflamat?ria (HFI) e posteriormente entre as formas reticular e erosiva do LPO. A amostra foi composta por 32 casos de LPO (17 reticulares e 15 erosivos) al?m de 10 casos de HFI que foram submetidos ? marca??o imunoistoqu?mica para o FoxP3. A localiza??o da marca??o foi classificada em justaepitelial ou intraepitelial e a quantidade das c?lulas FoxP3+ foi avaliada atrav?s da contagem destas em 10 campos consecutivos, com aumento de 400x. Os valores foram
expressos em m?dia ? desvio-padr?o, e submetidos aos testes estat?sticos com n?vel de signific?ncia de 5%. Observou-se uma diferen?a estatisticamente significativa na quantidade de
c?lulas Treg FoxP3+ entre os dois tipos de LPO reunidos (1,6 ? 2,2) e a HFI (0,5 ? 0,4) (P<0,05). Isto talvez possa ser explicado pelo mecanismo imunol?gico do LPO, que envolve
uma prov?vel indu??o antig?nica permanente com conseq?ente perpetua??o da les?o, suscitando a prolifera??o e recrutamento constante das c?lulas Treg. Em contrapartida, a HFI apresenta uma etiopatogenia diferente, na qual tamb?m h? gera??o de um infiltrado inflamat?rio vari?vel, por?m qualitativamente distinto do verificado no LPO. A forma erosiva do LPO exibiu um maior n?mero (1,7 ? 2,4) de c?lulas Treg FoxP3+ que a forma reticular (1,5 ? 2,1). Estas altera??es podem ter rela??o com a maior atividade da doen?a verificada no LPO erosivo, ou ainda, com anormalidades na fun??o reguladora das c?lulas Treg que
ocasionariam o aumento observado. Considerando-se a capacidade j? bem estabelecida na literatura, tanto das c?lulas Treg modularem as respostas imunol?gicas, quanto da mucosa
oral em exibir um grande potencial de regenera??o, sugere-se que a possibilidade de desenvolvimento e implanta??o de estrat?gias imunoterap?uticas que regulem a freq??ncia e a
fun??o destas c?lulas, possa futuramente auxiliar no tratamento de doen?as inflamat?rias mediadas imunologicamente, como o LPO
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Estudo cl?nico e n?veis de ansiedade em uma s?rie de casos de l?quen plano oralBarbosa, Nat?lia Guimar?es 16 February 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-02-16 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / Oral Lichen Planus (OLP) is a relatively common, cronic inflammatory disease. Its etiopathogenesis is no completely understood and several factors have proposed in attempt to
explain the appearance, variety of clinical manifestations and periods of exacerbation and remission of the symptons of the lesions. The objective of the present study was to assess the
presence of local factors, systemic diseases and levels of anxiety in patients with OLP, investigating their association with the clinical characteristics of the lesions. The sample
consisted of 37 patients with histopathologically confirmed OLP that were submitted to a clinical exam to evaluate the presence of smoking habits, consumption of alcoholic beverages,
diabetes mellitus, hypertension and hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. The existence of skin lesions, as well as the time course, clinical form, symptomatology, number and location of the
oral lesions were also registered. The trait anxiety was measured by Spielberger s Stai-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), and to associate the variables we used the chi-square or Fisher s
exact test. It was observed that females were the most affected (75%) and the mean age of the
patients was 53,3 years. Most cases were non-smoker (97,3%) and none was drinker. Diabetes mellitus and hypertension were present in 10,8% e 16,2% of the sample, respectively and only
one patient was HCV-seropositive (2,7%). Moderate levels of anxiety were seen in most cases (78,4%) and 21,6% had elevated levels. The oral lesions persisted in 95% of the cases for a period of 6 months to 13 years. The erosive form was the most prevalent (57,1%) and symptons were reported by 45,7% of the patients. Multiple lesions were frequent (60%),
affecting mainly the buccal mucosa, followed by gums e tongue. There was no significant association of the presence of diabetes mellitus, hypertension and levels of anxiety with the
clinical form or symptomatology of the oral lesions (p>0,005), despite a trend in patients with hypertension to have erosive lesions. It was concluded that, in the sample studied, moderate
levels of anxiety were commonly observed, and the HCV infection apparently is not related to the onset of the OLP. In this study, the presence of diabetes mellitus, hypertension and levels
of anxiety seem not to be associated with the clinical characteristics of the lesions of OLP / O L?quen Plano Oral (LPO) ? uma doen?a inflamat?ria cr?nica relativamente comum. Sua etiopatogenia n?o est? completamente esclarecida e diversos fatores foram propostos na
tentativa de explicar o surgimento, variedade de aspectos cl?nicos e os per?odos de remiss?o e exacerba??o dos sintomas das les?es. O objetivo deste trabalho foi estudar a presen?a de
fatores locais, altera??es sist?micas e n?veis de ansiedade em pacientes com LPO, investigando sua associa??o com as caracter?sticas cl?nicas das les?es. A amostra foi constitu?da por 37 pacientes com LPO confirmado histopatologicamente, os quais foram submetidos a exame cl?nico para avaliar a presen?a do tabagismo, consumo de bebidas alco?licas, diabetes mellitus, hipertens?o arterial e infec??o pelo v?rus da hepatite C (HCV). A
exist?ncia de les?es cut?neas, bem como o tempo de evolu??o, padr?o cl?nico, sintomatologia, quantidade e localiza??o das les?es orais tamb?m foram registradas. O tra?o ansioso foi
mensurado atrav?s do Invent?rio de Ansiedade Tra?o-Estado (IDATE) de Spielberger, e para associar as vari?veis, foram utilizados o teste qui-quadrado de Pearson ou o teste exato de
Fisher. Observou-se que o g?nero feminino foi o mais afetado (75%) e a m?dia de idade dos pacientes foi 53,3 anos. A maioria dos casos eram n?o-fumantes (97,3%) e nenhum era
etilista. A diabetes mellitus e a hipertens?o arterial estiveram presentes em 10,8% e 16,2% da amostra, respectivamente e apenas um paciente era HCV-soropositivo (2,7%). N?veis
moderados de ansiedade foram vistos na maioria dos casos (78,4%) e 21,6% tinham n?veis elevados. As les?es orais persistiram em 95% da amostra por per?odo de 6 meses a 13 anos. A forma erosiva foi a mais prevalente (57,1%) e os sintomas foram relatados por 45,7% dos casos. Les?es m?ltiplas foram freq?entes (60%), surgindo principalmente na mucosa jugal, seguida da gengiva e l?ngua. N?o houve associa??o estatisticamente significativa da presen?a de diabetes mellitus, hipertens?o arterial e os n?veis de ansiedade com a forma cl?nica e a sintomatologia das les?es (p>0.005), apesar da tend?ncia dos pacientes hipertensos a apresentar les?es erosivas. Concluiu-se que, na amostra estudada, n?veis moderados de
ansiedade foram frequentemente observados, e a infec??o pelo HCV aparentemente n?o est? relacionada ao surgimento do LPO. Neste estudo, a presen?a da diabetes mellitus, hipertens?o
arterial e os n?veis de ansiedade parecem n?o estar associados ?s caracter?sticas cl?nicas das les?es de LPO
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An?lise da resposta Th17 em l?quen plano oralMonteiro, Barbara Vanessa de Brito 24 February 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-02-24 / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cient?fico e Tecnol?gico / Th17 cells have been strongly associated with the pathogenesis of several autoimmune
and inflammatory diseases. IL-17 and IL-23 are important cytokines associated with this
lineage. The aim of this study was to analyze, through immunohistochemical methods, the
immunoexpression of IL-17 and IL-23 in the inflammatory infiltrate of oral lichen planus
(OLP) lesion compared to that of inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia (IFH) and between
clinical forms reticular and erosive of OLP. The sample included 41 cases of OLP, of which
23 were reticular and 18 erosive and 10 cases of IFH. The results were subjected to
nonparametric statistical tests with a 5% significance level. In OLP lesions
histomorphological analysis, the most common findings were: hyperparakeratinization,
specimens with atrophic epithelium in erosive clinical form (p = 0.011), epithelial projections
in most of reticular type of lesions, in addition Civatte bodies were identified in most samples
of both clinical forms. For immunohistochemistry analysis, five fields with strong
immunoreactivity for IL-17 and IL-23 were photomicrographed at 400x magnification,
images were transferred to a computer where with ImageJ software?, lymphocytes that
exhibited cytoplasmic immunostaining for these cytokines were counted. A mean was
established after for each case. There was no statistically significant difference in the number
of imunopositive lymphocytes for IL-17 and IL-23 among the group of OLP and IFH group,
however a larger amount of lymphocytes imunopositive for IL-17 was found in the LPO
group (p = 0.079) and significantly higher amounts of those lymphocytes were found in the
erosive OLP when compared to the group of reticular OLP and IFH (p = 0.019). Furthermore,
a marker epithelial immunopositivity for IL-17 was observed in OLP group. Although the
results of this study do not permit the forceful assertion about the participation of Th17
lineage in OLP lesions, the findings of immunopositive lymphocytes counting for IL-17 and
IL-23, which are potent proinflammatory cytokines, together with the the marked epithelial
immunopositivity found for IL-17 in this study, suggest a possible role of this lineage in the
pathogenesis of this disorder / As c?lulas Th17 t?m sido fortemente associadas com a patogenia de diversas doen?as
autoimunes e inflamat?rias. A IL-17 e a IL-23 s?o importantes citocinas associadas com esta
linhagem. O objetivo do presente trabalho foi analisar, atrav?s de m?todos imunohistoqu?micos,
a imunoexpress?o da IL-17 e da IL-23 no infiltrado inflamat?rio das les?es de
l?quen plano oral (LPO) comparando ao da hiperplasia fibrosa inflamat?ria (HFI) e entre as
formas cl?nicas reticular e erosiva do LPO com o intuito de esclarecer se a linhagem Th17
participa da patog?nese do LPO. Na amostra foram inclu?dos 41 casos de LPO, dos quais 23
eram reticulares e 18 erosivos, al?m de 10 casos de HFI. Os resultados foram submetidos a
testes estat?sticos n?o param?tricos com n?vel de signific?ncia de 5%. Na an?lise
histomorfol?gica das les?es de LPO, observou-se predom?nio de: les?es
hiperparaceratinizadas, esp?cimes com epit?lio atr?fico na forma cl?nica erosiva (p=0,011),
proje??es epiteliais nas les?es do tipo reticular, al?m de corpos de Civatte identificados na
maior parte da amostra de ambas as formas cl?nicas. Para o estudo imuno-histoqu?mico, cinco
campos com forte imunorreatividade para a IL-17 e para a IL-23 foram fotomicrografados sob
o aumento de 400x, as fotos foram transferidas para um computador onde com o aux?lio do
software ImageJ?, realizou-se a contagem dos linf?citos que exibiram imunomarca??o
citoplasm?tica para estas citocinas. Posteriormente, foi estabelecida uma m?dia para cada
caso. N?o foram observadas diferen?as estatisticamente significativas na quantidade de
linf?citos imunopositivos para a IL-17 e para a IL-23 entre o grupo do LPO e da HFI, no
entanto uma maior quantidade desses linf?citos para a IL-17 foi encontrada no grupo do LPO
(p=0,079) e uma quantidade significativamente maior de linf?citos imunopositivos para a IL-
23 foi encontrada entre o grupo do LPO erosivo e da HFI (p=0,019). Al?m disto, foi
observada uma marcante imunopositividade epitelial para a IL-17 no grupo do LPO. Ainda
que os resultados do presente estudo n?o permitam a afirma??o contundente da participa??o
da linhagem Th17 nas les?es de LPO, os achados da contagem dos linf?citos imunopositivos
para a IL-17 e para a IL-23, que s?o potentes citocinas pr?-inflamat?rias, somados ? marcante
imunopositividade epitelial encontrada para a IL-17 neste estudo, sugerem uma poss?vel
participa??o desta linhagem na patog?nese desta desordem
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Avalia??o da angiog?nese em les?es de l?quen plano oral e p?nfigo vulgarN?brega, Luciana Elo?sa da Silva Castro 20 February 2014 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2014-02-20 / Oral lichen planus and pemphigus vulgaris are chronic diseases mucous membrane immune of unknown aetiology that can be observed affecting to the oral mucous. A relevant as regards neoplasies the role angiogenesis in the inflammatory chronic disease pathogenesis as it provides a substancial interest can be considered as being an activity diseases marker; besides being through specialised research of this angiogenic process to improve of understanding pathogenic mechanism. This research proposes to assess angiogenic active through of antibody immunohistochemistry expression antiCD34 antibody in 26 OLP of reticular cases, 14 OLP erosives cases, 18 of PV cases and 15 specimens of normal oral mucosa. The result was submitted non-parametric tests of 5% significance level. It is not statistically significant correlacion was seen regarding between average vessels. However, only be effectively observed the median of OLP cases was larger than pemphigus vulgaris in fact proved average larger than oral normal mucosa (p=0,280). Regarding the microvascular count of CD34 concerning clinic form oral lichen planus (reticular and erosion) increased emphasis is more cross-border average for the form erosion clinic. Despite of the statistic tests could not be more effective (p=0,720). Even though, the results of the research is not sufficient to enable to consider of angiogenic process in the pathogenesis and lesions progression of oral lichen planus and pemphigus vulgaris, we suggest this process is present in both forms lesion, however, more studies must be made in the near future in order to prepare a well-founded proposal / O L?quen Plano Oral e o P?nfigo Vulgar s?o doen?as imunol?gicas cr?nicas mucocut?neas de etiologias desconhecidas que podem acometer a mucosa oral. T?o importante quanto em neoplasias o papel da angiog?nese na patogenia das doen?as inflamat?rias cr?nicas ? de apreci?vel interesse, podendo ser considerado um marcador da atividade da doen?a; al?m de atrav?s da investiga??o desse processo angiog?nico aprimorar o entendimento do mecanismo patog?nico das mesmas. Este trabalho se prop?s a avaliar a atividade angiog?nica atrav?s da express?o imunoistoqu?mica do anticorpo anti-CD34 em 26 casos de LPO reticulares, 14 casos de LPO erosivos e em 18 casos de PV. Os resultados deste experimento foram submetidos a testes estat?stico n?o-param?tricos com n?vel de signific?ncia de 5%. N?o foram observadas diferen?as estatisticamente significativas entre o n?mero m?dio de vasos obtidos pela MVC nas les?es. Todavia, foi observado que a mediana dos casos de l?quen plano oral foi maior que no grupo de p?nfigo vulgar, que por sua vez revelou mediana maior que nos casos de mucosa oral normal (p=0,280). No tocante a contagem microvascular de CD34 em rela??o ? forma cl?nica dos l?quens planos orais (reticular e erosivo), verificou-se uma mediana ligeiramente maior para a forma cl?nica erosiva. Apesar de os testes estat?sticos utilizados n?o demonstrarem diferen?a significativa (p=0,720). Ainda que os resultados do presente estudo n?o permitam a afirma??o contundente da participa??o do processo angiog?nico na patog?nese e progress?o das les?es de l?quen plano oral e p?nfigo vulgar, sugerimos que este processo est? presente em ambas as les?es, por?m outros estudos devem ser realizados a fim de que essa hip?tese seja fundamentada
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Diagnóstico das reações liquenóides de contato envolvendo teste de hipersensibilidade de contato ao amálgama e tratamento pela substituição do material restaurador / Diagnosis of oral lichenoid reactions based on skin patch test and treatment by amalgam replacementAna Claudia Luiz 01 October 2007 (has links)
O objetivo do presente estudo foi diferenciar reações liquenóides de contato (RLC) de lesões de líquen plano oral (LPO) em pacientes do nosso ambulatório. De um total de 45 pacientes (36 mulheres e 9 homens; média idade = 48,7 anos) com lesões sugestivas de LPO, 18 apresentavam características clínicas compatíveis com RLC, ou seja, lesões próximas ou em contato direto com restaurações em amálgama. Estes pacientes foram classificados em classe I (discreta relação da lesão com amálgama), classe II (moderada relação) e classe III (intensa relação). Todos os pacientes com RLC foram encaminhados para realização de teste epicutâneo padrão (alérgenos \"standard\", Grupo Brasileiro de Dermatites de Contato) e específico (materiais odontológicos, Trolab, Hermal, Alemanha). A substituição do amálgama foi indicada para pacientes classe II e III; em pacientes classe I o tratamento foi indicado somente quando apresentavam teste epicutâneo positivo. Dois pacientes foram excluídos deste estudo por não comparecimento às consultas e 1 por não apresentar resultado anátomo-patológico compatível com LPO. Em pacientes classe I (3 casos), apenas um caso apresentou teste epicutâneo positivo, sendo que a substituição da restauração não resultou em melhora clínica da lesão. Em pacientes classe II (9 casos), teste epicutâneo positivo em 8 casos, a substituição resultou em melhora parcial em 7 casos e total em 2 caso. Em pacientes classe III (3 casos), teste epicutâneo positivo em 2 casos, a substituição resultou em melhora total de todos os casos. Existe um número representativo de pacientes com RLC em nosso meio, sendo que estas lesões podem apresentar associação discreta, moderada ou intensa com o amálgama. Pacientes com associação discreta (classe I) não têm benefício após substituição do material restaurador, enquanto pacientes classe II e III beneficiam-se após substituição do amálgama, obtendo resolução parcial ou total das lesões. A caracterização clínica de lesões LPO associada ao amálgama seguida da substituição do material restaurador tem valor superior aos testes epicutâneos em termos de diagnóstico de RLC. / The purpose of this study was to characterize oral lichenoid reactions (OLR) in our clinic. In a group of 45 patients (36 female and 9 male; mean age = 48.7) with oral lichen planus (OLP), 18 were identified as having OLR because these patients had their OLR lesions related to amalgam fillings. These OLR lesions were clinically graded according to their proximity with the amalgam fillings: class I (weak association with amalgam fillings), class II (moderate association), and class III (strong association). All patients were skin patch tested for both standard allergens (Standard - Brazilian Group of Contact Dermatitis, Brazil) and specific allergens (Dental material - TROLAB, Hermal, Germany). Amalgam restoration was replaced in all class II and III patients and in class I only when patients were positive skin patch test. Two patients were excluded from the study because they missed follow ups and one because histopathological analysis does not show OLP features. From 3 cases class I only 1 had positive skin patch test, but did not have improvement of the oral lesions after amalgam replacement. Class II patients (9 cases) positive skin patch test in 8 cases, resulted in substantial improvement in 7 cases and complete resolution in 2 case after amalgam replacement. Class III patients (3 cases) positive patch test in 2 cases, result in complete improvement in all cases after amalgam replacement. We can conclude that there are a representative number of patients with ORL in our clinic showing either a weak, moderate or strong association with amalgam fillings. Patients with a weak association (class I) did not have benefit after amalgam replacement, while patients with a moderate and strong association (class II and III) had benefit after amalgam replacement with substantial improvement or complete resolution of the lesions. Clinical characterization of the association between OLP lesions and amalgam filling, followed by its replacement, outperformed skin patch testing for diagnosing ORL lesions.
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Análise comparativa das características clínico-patológicas e imunopatológicas do líquen plano pilar e da alopecia frontal fibrosante / Comparative analysis of clinical and immunopathological features in lichen planopilaris and frontal fibrosing alopeciaEmanuella Rosyane Duarte Moure 02 February 2016 (has links)
Introdução: Alopecia frontal fibrosante (AFF) é um tipo de alopecia cicatricial classificada, atualmente, como uma variante clínica do líquen plano pilar (LPP), afetando o couro cabeludo em um padrão clínico característico e apresentando padrão histológico similar ao LPP. Objetivos: Analisar e comparar as alterações clínico-patológicas e imunopatológicas do LPP e da AFF. Métodos: Neste estudo foram selecionados dez pacientes com AFF e dez com LPP objetivando caracterizar achados clínicos, histológicos e imunológicos. A revisão dos preparados histológicos em cortes longitudinais foi realizada comparando-se infiltrado linfocitário perifolicular, fibrose perifolicular, apoptose nos folículos pilosos, dilatação infundibular, infiltrado linfocitário liquenoide na interface entre a epiderme interfolicular e a derme, e reação granulomatosa tipo corpo estranho. Foram realizados estudos de imunofluorescência direta e imuno-histoquímica para a demonstração da expressão de CD1a, CD3, CD4, CD8, CD68 e IDO (indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase) em biópsias de pele. Resultados: As principais manifestações clínicas verificadas nos pacientes com AFF incluíram: recesso frontotemporal simétrico e progressivo, ceratose e eritema folicular, pele atrófica desprovida de orifícios foliculares, rarefação dos supercílios e ausência de pelos velus na linha de implantação capilar. Já nos casos de LPP os principais achados clínicos incluíram: envolvimento multifocal e predominantemente difuso do couro cabeludo com presença de eritema, ceratose e descamação perifolicular. A descamação peripilar (80% no LPP e 50% na AFF) e o prurido (60% na AFF e 30% no LPP) foram os sinais e sintomas predominantes em ambas afecções. A histopatologia mostrou achados sobreponíveis entre os casos de LPP e AFF, incluindo alterações vacuolares de interface, infiltrado linfocítico liquenoide perifolicular, fibrose perifolicular, tratos cicatriciais, degeneração de queratinócitos basais e destruição da camada basal. Os achados mais característicos de imunofluorescência direta incluíram a presença de imunofluorescência granulosa moderada e contínua na zona de membrana basal e corpos citoides fluorescentes na derme papilar, principalmente, anti IgM, IgA e IgG presentes no LPP e na AFF. A comparação histopatológica e imunopatológica não mostrou diferenças significativas entre as duas afecções. Conclusão: Embora clinicamente diferentes, nosso estudo não evidenciou diferenças histopatológicas e imunopatológicas entre o líquen plano pilar e a alopecia frontal fibrosante, favorecendo o conceito de tratar-se, em ambos os casos, de aspectos clínicos distintos da mesma doença / Background: Frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA) is a type of scarring alopecia currently considered as a clinical variant of lichen planopilaris (LPP), affecting the scalp in a distinctive clinical pattern but also presenting both characteristic and similar histological patterns. Objective: Analysing and comparing the clinicalpathological and immunological alterations between LPP and FFA. Methods: For our study, we have selected ten patients, women, with FFA and ten with LPP, so that clinical, histological and immunological findings were better characterized. The analysis of histological preparations in longitudinal sections was performed by comparing the following aspects: perifollicular lymphocytic infiltrate, perifollicular fibrosis, apoptosis in hair follicles, infundibular dilatation, lichenoid lymphocytic infiltrate at the interface between the interfollicular epidermis and the dermis and granulomatous foreign body reaction. Studies of direct immunofluorescence and immunohistochemistry were executed for demonstrating the expression of CD1a, CD3, CD4, CD8, CD68 and IDO (2,3-dioxygenase indoleamine) in skin specimens. Results: The main clinical manifestations observed in the studied patients with AFF include: symmetrical and progressive frontotemporal recession, follicular keratosis and erythema, atrophic skin devoid of hair follicles, thinning eyebrows and absence of vellus hair in the hairline. Concerning LPP cases, the mais clinical manifestations include multifocal and predominantly diffuse scalp involvement with the presence of erythema, perifolicular keratosis and scales. The associated signs and symptoms, for patients with LPP the main findings were perifollicular scale (80% and 50% LPP AFF) and pruritus (60% and 30% AFF LPP). The histopathology of both diseases showed overlapping findings, including interface vacuolar changes, perifollicular lichenoid lymphocytic cell infiltrate, hypergranulosis, hyperkeratosis, hyperacanthosis, degeneration of basal keratinocytes and destruction of the basal layer. The most common immunofluorescence findings of the patients were the presence of continuous and moderate granulous immunofluorescence in the basement membrane zone and cytoid fluorescent bodies in the papillary dermis mainly anti IgG, IgM and IgG present in the LPP and AFF. The immunohistochemical studies showed no significant difference in the two entities. Conclusion: Although clinically distinct, our study has not demonstrated neither histological nor immunological differences between lichen planopilaris and frontal fibrosing alopecia, sustaining, therefore, the concept of both cases being different clinical aspects of the same disease
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Expressão gênica do receptor Toll-like 2 e pesquisa das variantes rs1898830 e rs4696480 em pacientes com líquen plano oral / Gene expression of Toll-like receptor 2 and search the variants rs1898830 and rs4696480 in patients with oral lichen planusWellington Hideaki Yanaguizawa 11 July 2016 (has links)
O Líquen Plano Oral (LPO) é uma doença inflamatória crônica que pode apresentar quadros sintomáticos por longos períodos, afetando a qualidade de vida dos portadores desta doença. Sua etiologia ainda é desconhecida, desse modo os tratamentos disponíveis atualmente se restringem ao controle dos períodos sintomáticos. Acredita-se que a patogênese do LPO possa estar relacionada com alterações imunológicas e genéticas que levam a uma aberrante ativação das vias de sinalização dos receptores Toll-like (TLR). O objetivo deste estudo foi verificar a expressão do TLR2 e duas variantes genéticas deste receptor (rs1898830 e rs4696480) em estudo caso-controle envolvendo 91 amostras de pacientes com LPO e 83 amostras de indivíduos controles, pareados por sexo e idade. Não foram observadas diferenças na expressão do TLR2 entre grupo caso e controle, e nenhuma das variantes avaliadas foi relacionada com relação de risco para o desenvolvimento de LPO. Poucos estudos avaliaram os TLR no LPO, e os dados da literatura sugerem que a cronicidade da lesão e alterações na tolerância oral poderiam estar associadas a resposta imunológica via TLR2, que apresenta sua expressão inalterada no LPO, de forma que estudos mais aprofundados são necessários para se confirmar a real participação deste grupo de receptores no LPO. / Oral lichen planus (OLP) is a chronic inflammatory disease, which can be symptomatic for long periods, affecting the patient quality of life. LPO etiology still unknown, thus the treatments currently available are limited to symptomatic period. Probably the pathogenesis of OLP is related to immunological and genetic changes that provide aberrant Toll-like receptors (TLR) signaling. The aim of this study was to investigate the expression of TLR2 and two genetic variants of this receptor (rs1898830 and rs4696480) in a case-control study involving 91 samples from OLP patients and 83 samples from control subjects, matched for age and sex. No differenc es were observed in TLR2 expression between case and control groups, and neither of the variants was associated with an increased risk ratio for LPO development. Few studies have been conducted on TLR and OLP, and the literature suggests that the chronicity of the lesion in addition to the changes in oral tolerance may be associated with immune response through TLR2 stimulation, which shows unchanged expression in LPO. Further studies are required to confirm the actual participation of this group of receptors in OLP.
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Oral Lichenoid Lesions: Differences in expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in Oral Lichen Planus and amalgam induced Oral Lichenoid LesionsBrecheisen, Mariken, Persson, Julia January 2014 (has links)
Oral lichen planus (OLP) är en idiopatisk kronisk inflammatorisk sjukdom som drabbar munslemhinnan hos ca 2 % av den svenska befolkningen. Amalgamfyllningar kan framkalla lichenoida kontaktlesioner (cOLL), som kliniskt kan vara svåra att särskilja från OLP. Det är dessutom inte möjligt att skilja mellan OLP och cOLL histologiskt. Det är viktigt att kunna särskilja OLP och cOLL då behandlingen av dem skiljer sig.Toll-like receptorer (TLR) finns på flera av kroppens celler. De är en del av det medfödda immunförsvaret men de har också kopplats till autoimmuna sjuksomar. En ökad förekomst av TLR i skivepitel har påvisats vid OLP.Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka variationer i uttrycket av TLR4 och TLR9 i OLP och cOLL. Vår hypotes är att en histologisk skillnad i OLP och cOLL ska kunna observeras p.g.a. skillnader i patogenesen mellan OLP och cOLL.Metod: Vävnadsprov med histologiskt verifierad lichenoid reaktion valdes från Biobanken, Oral Patologi, Malmö från patienter med de kliniskt ställda diagnoserna OLP (10) och cOLL (12). TLR4 och TLR9 identifierades med hjälp av immunhistokemisk färgning varefter reaktionens lokalisation och intensitet jämfördes mellan de två grupperna.Resultat: En signifikant skillnad observerades i infärgningen av TLR4 hos fibroblaster, lymfocyter och makrofager, där TLR4 var mer positiv i cOLL. Uttrycket av TLR9 hos lymfocyter var starkare vid OLP än cOLL.Slutsats: Våra resultat visade att det finns en skillnad i uttrycket av TLR4 och TLR9 i cOLL och OLP. Resultaten bekräftar att OLP och cOLL har olika patogenes, men ytterligare studier behövs för att klargöra hur. / Oral lichen planus (OLP) is an idiopathic chronic inflammatory disease that affects the oral mucosa in approximately 2% of the Swedish population. Amalgam fillings may induce contact oral lichenoid lesions (cOLL) that can be difficult to clinically distinguish from OLP. It is not possible to histologically distinguish between OLP and cOLL. As their treatments differ, the correct diagnosis is vital.Toll-like receptors (TLR) are expressed by most of the body's cells and are part of the innate immune system, however they have also been linked to certain autoimmune diseases. OLP exhibits an increased amount of TLR in the epithelium.The purpose of this study is to investigate the variations in the expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in OLP and cOLL. Our hypothesis is that a histological difference in OLP and cOLL can be observed due to TLRs different roles in maintaining the immune response.Method: Tissue samples with histologically confirmed lichenoid reactions were chosen from Biobank, Oral Pathology, Malmö, from patients with the clinical diagnosis OLP (10 subjects) and cOLL (12 subjects). TLR4 and TLR9 were identified by immunohistochemical staining and compared between the two groups.Results: A significant difference was observed in TLR4 staining of fibroblasts, lymphocytes and macrophages where the antibody was less expressive in OLP. In TLR9 staining lymphocytes were stronger expressed in OLP compared to cOLL.Conclusion: Our results showed that there was a difference in the expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in cOLL and OLP, this could be a result of OLP being an autoimmune disorder. Further studies on this subject are recommended on this subject.
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Oral Lichenoid Lesions - Differences in expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in Oral Lichen Planus and amalgam induced Oral Lichenoid LesionsPersson, Julia, Brecheisen, Mariken January 2014 (has links)
Oral lichen planus (OLP) är en idiopatisk kronisk inflammatorisk sjukdom som drabbar munslemhinnan hos ca 2 % av den svenska befolkningen. Amalgamfyllningar kan framkalla lichenoida kontaktlesioner (cOLL), som kliniskt kan vara svåra att särskilja från OLP. Det är dessutom inte möjligt att skilja mellan OLP och cOLL histologiskt. Det är viktigt att kunna särskilja OLP och cOLL då behandlingen av dem skiljer sig.Toll-like receptorer (TLR) finns på flera av kroppens celler. De är en del av det medfödda immunförsvaret men de har också kopplats till autoimmuna sjuksomar. En ökad förekomst av TLR i skivepitel har påvisats vid OLP.Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka variationer i uttrycket av TLR4 och TLR9 i OLP och cOLL. Vår hypotes är att en histologisk skillnad i OLP och cOLL ska kunna observeras p.g.a. skillnader i patogenesen mellan OLP och cOLL.Metod: Vävnadsprov med histologiskt verifierad lichenoid reaktion valdes från Biobanken, Oral Patologi, Malmö från patienter med de kliniskt ställda diagnoserna OLP (10) och cOLL (12). TLR4 och TLR9 identifierades med hjälp av immunhistokemisk färgning varefter reaktionens lokalisation och intensitet jämfördes mellan de två grupperna.Resultat: En signifikant skillnad observerades i infärgningen av TLR4 hos fibroblaster, lymfocyter och makrofager, där TLR4 var mer positiv i cOLL. Uttrycket av TLR9 hos lymfocyter var starkare vid OLP än cOLL.Slutsats: Våra resultat visade att det finns en skillnad i uttrycket av TLR4 och TLR9 i cOLL och OLP. Resultaten bekräftar att OLP och cOLL har olika patogenes, men ytterligare studier behövs för att klargöra hur. / Oral lichen planus (OLP) is an idiopathic chronic inflammatory disease that affects the oral mucosa in approximately 2% of the Swedish population. Amalgam fillings may induce contact oral lichenoid lesions (cOLL) that can be difficult to clinically distinguish from OLP. It is not possible to histologically distinguish between OLP and cOLL. As their treatments differ, the correct diagnosis is vital.Toll-like receptors (TLR) are expressed by most of the body's cells and are part of the innate immune system, however they have also been linked to certain autoimmune diseases. OLP exhibits an increased amount of TLR in the epithelium.The purpose of this study is to investigate the variations in the expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in OLP and cOLL. Our hypothesis is that a histological difference in OLP and cOLL can be observed due to TLRs different roles in maintaining the immune response.Method: Tissue samples with histologically confirmed lichenoid reactions were chosen from Biobank, Oral Pathology, Malmö, from patients with the clinical diagnosis OLP (10 subjects) and cOLL (12 subjects). TLR4 and TLR9 were identified by immunohistochemical staining and compared between the two groups.Results: A significant difference was observed in TLR4 staining of fibroblasts, lymphocytes and macrophages where the antibody was less expressive in OLP. In TLR9 staining lymphocytes were stronger expressed in OLP compared to cOLL.Conclusion: Our results showed that there was a difference in the expression of TLR4 and TLR9 in cOLL and OLP, this could be a result of OLP being an autoimmune disorder. Further studies on this subject are recommended on this subject. MeSH: "Dental Amalgam", "Dermatitis, Allergic Contact", "Immunohistochemistry", "Lichen Planus, Oral", "Toll-Like Receptor 4", "Toll-Like Receptor 9"
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