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The management of patients with infectious pathologies in oral surgery requires special precautions to ensure patient and caregiver safety. A meticulous clinical examination, combined with a rigorous pre-operative check-up tailored to the specific case, is a crucial step in ensuring optimal patient care. Through a report of 3 clinical cases, the aim of this work is to discuss, in the light of literature data, the various risks associated with the management in oral surgery of subjects carrying infectious diseases. We report on the experience of dental extractions indicated for chronic apical periodontitis in three patients infected with hepatitis B, C and HIV viruses A reminder of the various preventive measures available.

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Hépatites, infections à VIH, chirurgie buccale, risques infectieux et hémorragique, AES HIV infections, oral surgery, infectious and hemorrhagic risks, blood exposure accidents

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Affokpon B.S1, Bancole Pognon S.A, Chabi A.W, & Flatin M.C. (2026). Oral Surgery in Patients with Infectious Diseases : What Risks for What Therapeutic Attitudes ? Chirurgie Buccale chez les Patients Porteurs de Maladies Infectieuses : Quels Risques pour Quelles Attitudes Thérapeutiques ?. HEALTH SCIENCES AND DISEASE, 27(4), 113–116. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19069656

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