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Use of spiral compuded tomography in dental implant surgery

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25512/DIR.2008.02.2.04

For quoting:
Rabukhina N.A., Golubeva G.I., Perfiljev S.A. "Use of spiral compuded tomography in dental implant surgery". Journal Diagnostic & interventional radiology. 2008; 2(2); 35-40.

authors:

Rabukhina N.A.

Golubeva G.I.

Perfiljev S.A.

keywords:

spiral computed tomography

dental implantation

Abstract:

In this paper the use of spiral computed tomography (SCT) in dental implantation is discussed. It is shown that scanning itself and, what is even more important, post-processing of the images should be planned individually for each patient. SCT is declared to be a substantial part of the diagnostic strategy in patients with upper and lower dental arches defects, and with complete adentia. It is also crucial in assessment of long-term results of sinus lift procedure, and for detection of immediate and remote dental implant complications.

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Role of correct interpretation of radiologic symptoms in patients with temporomandibular joint leisions

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25512/DIR.2009.03.4.03

For quoting:
Rabuhina N.A., Golubeva G.I., Semkin V.A. "Role of correct interpretation of radiologic symptoms in patients with temporomandibular joint leisions". Journal Diagnostic & interventional radiology. 2009; 3(4); 17-22.

authors:

Rabuhina N.A.

Golubeva G.I.

Semkin V.A.

keywords:

temporomandibular joint lesions

panoramic zonography

spiral CT

conus CT orthopantomography

Abstract:

Purpose. To perform complex and informative radiologic assessment of temporomandibular joints (TMJ)

Material and methods. Patients were divided into 2 groups: 1850 children and adolescents with malocclusions (Group 1), and 2150 adults with edentulous spaces or dental prostheses of different types (Group 2). Panoramic zonograhy spiral and conus computed tomography (CT), orthopantomography were performed in all the cases

Results. There were no osteal lesions of TMJ in Group 1. Intra-joint lesions of different types normalized on opening of mouth in the majority of cases, and only 22% of patients in Group 1 presented improper articular heads position. In Group 2 TMJ arthrosis was diagnosed in 29% of patients, and 25% presented uni- and bilateral restriction or uni- and bilateral subluxation.

Conclusions. The data indicates high incidence of muscles dysfunctions and TMJ lesions of muscular origin that demand orthopedic correction.

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