CYTOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORAL MUCOSA WITH POLLINOSIS

Cytological changes in the oral mucosa of patients with pollinosis are associated with allergic inflammatory processes, playing a key role in assessing the course and severity of the disease. Cytological examination reveals epithelial cell dysfunction, an increase in eosinophils, and other inflammatory elements. This article analyzes the cytological characteristics of the oral mucosa in pollinosis and highlights their clinical significance.