Archiv Euromedica· 2019
ENHANCEMENT OF RESEARCH METHOD FOR SPATIAL LOCATION OFTEMPOROMANDIBULAR ELEMENTS AND MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR MEDIALINCI
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- 2019year
Short summary
A new method combines CT scans of the temporomandibular joint and incisors with lateral skull X-rays to improve the reliability of linear and angular measurements in the sagittal plane.
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Key points
- A new method combines CT scans of the temporomandibular joint and incisors with lateral skull teleradiographies.
- The algorithm increases the reliability of linear and angular measurements in the sagittal plane.
- It helps identify facial skull growth types (horizontal, vertical, neutral).
- The method aids in justifying treatment tactics and evaluating orthodontic treatment effectiveness.
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Abstract
This work reveals the analysis outcomes for craniometric and morphometric parameters of the temporomandibular joints and incisal dentofacial segments obtained through studying 157 computer tomograms and lateral skull teleradiographies from people with physiological occlusion of permanent teeth in the first mature age period. Detailed investigation of the spatial arrangement of the craniofacial structures allowed developing, substantiating and testing a method of computer tomograms combination of the mandibular joint and dentofacial segments of the mandibular and maxillary medial incisors with head teleradiographies in the lateral projection. This algorithm allowed increasing the measurements reliability (linear, angular) in the sagittal plane, identifying the degree of complexity and justifying the choice of tactics for the planned treatment, describing the facial skull growth type (horizontal, vertical and neutral), as well as evaluating the effectiveness of orthodontic treatment at all stages.
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Field: Anatomy
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