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Dental diseases and radionuclide imaging of the jaws
Nuclear Medicine Communications, 2004The aim of this study was to compare the results of radionuclide bone scans of the jaws with data obtained at the nuclear medicine department from a brief and feasible dental history, taking special account of cases with a positive scan and no recent dental events.
Jose A, Arias +4 more
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CT of Calcifying Jaw Bone Diseases
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2001937 dontogenic and nonodontogenic tumors and tumorlike lesions of the jaw bones constitute a wide spectrum of radiographic manifestations. Such an unusually wide range of radiographic manifestations may result from the fact that the jaw bones contain dental components of ectodermal and mesodermal origin such as enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp ...
K, Yonetsu, T, Nakamura
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Jaw motor plasticity in health and disease
Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, 2010The human jaw's structure-function relationships are complex. A recent example of this complexity is the lateral pterygoid muscle which we now consider as a single unit made up of functional regions with activity in each dependent on the biomechanical demands of the task.
Peck, Christopher +2 more
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Systemic Diseases and Conditions Affecting Jaws
Dental Clinics of North America, 2016This article discusses the radiographic manifestation of jaw lesions whose etiology may be traced to underlying systemic disease. Some changes may be related to hematologic or metabolic disorders. A group of bone changes may be associated with disorders of the endocrine system.
Arthur S, Kuperstein +2 more
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Jaw Claudication as a Result of Carotid Artery Disease
Acta Chirurgica Belgica, 2008Jaw claudication is mostly described as a symptom of giant cell arteritis. However it can also occur in presence of severe bilateral external carotid artery stenosis.An 87-year-old man with extensive cardiovascular history presented with disabling bilateral jaw claudication. Duplex Scan and MR-Angiography showed severe bilateral ostial external carotid
Janssens, M.A.P. +2 more
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"Malignant disease in the jaws".
Journal of the Canadian Association of Radiologists, 1977Radiologic interpretation of malignant disease of the oral cavity, maxilla and mandible is often difficult. This is usually due to the fact that benign osseous diseases may mimic malignant lesions. This review attempts to provide a framework of interpretive criteria for establishing a radiologic diagnosis of malignancy.
C G, Baker, J M, Tishler
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Jaw disease of macropods [PDF]
The disease under investigation is an infective condition of the bones and soft tissues of the head. Published reports indicate that it is connnon in captive macropods throughout the world, and that it also occurs in wild macropods. The infection has been ascribed to a number of bacterial agents, but in particular to the actinomycetes and to ...
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2016
In this chapter lesions and disorders are dealt with that may occur in the jaw bones. A distinction can be made between osseous lesions and lesions that are of odontogenic origin, such as odontogenic infections, cysts, and tumors. Furthermore, the jaw bones may be involved in a number of systemic diseases and syndromes.
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In this chapter lesions and disorders are dealt with that may occur in the jaw bones. A distinction can be made between osseous lesions and lesions that are of odontogenic origin, such as odontogenic infections, cysts, and tumors. Furthermore, the jaw bones may be involved in a number of systemic diseases and syndromes.
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Osteomyelitis of the jaws in Albers-schönberg disease
British Journal of Oral Surgery, 1969ALBERS-SCHONBERG disease (Osteopetrosis, Marble Bone Disease) is only briefly mentioned in the textbooks on oral pathology and little has been published in the dental literature since the disease was first reported by Albers-Sch6nberg in I9O 7. The incidence of the disorder has not been accurately assessed.
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