… in blood and urine can also be detected in a sample of saliva. In this article the authors focus
on the use of saliva and other oral samples for the diagnosis of systemic and oral diseases. …

… available enabling saliva to be used to diagnose disease and predict disease progression.
This review describes some important recent advances in salivary diagnostics and barriers to …

… Broadly, saliva analysis is currently used for thediagnosis of … status of salivary diagnostics
and their future potential. … that saliva would be used as an important diagnostic fluid for …

… charisma of the other fluids. Saliva, by default, therefore becomes the most favoured
alternative to blood. Over 2500 papers dealing with salivary diagnostic tests have been published …

… 3-6) use general saliva; complex fluids containing both local and systemic … diagnosis of oral
pathology, salivary gland pathology and systematic diseases. Whole saliva is a complex fluid …

… , contributions to whole saliva and genetic/physiological … saliva could become a relevant
diagnostic fluid. In this review, the characterization by proteomic approaches of new salivary …

… fluid” or “whole saliva” (14). In this review we will adopt the term “saliva” to designate the
whole oral fluid present in the mouth. Each salivary gland secretes a characteristic type of saliva…

… action may result in different saliva volumes with distinct ionic … potential and limitations of
saliva as a diagnostic tool in sports … of the use of saliva as diagnostic fluid in sports medicine. …

Saliva is a secretion of the salivary and mucous glands and … decades, saliva has been
evaluated as a diagnostic fluid in … The biochemical analysis of saliva is particularly important in …

… Saliva – a fluid excreted by the large and small salivary glands, is one of the most important
factors … Clinical and diagnostic utility of saliva as a non-invasive diagnostic fluid: a systematic …