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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Reparo ósseo em mandíbula de coelho após osteotomia vertical: análise histomorfométrica e tomográfica / Bone repair in rabbit mandible after intra-oral vertical osteotomy: Histomorphometric and tomographic analysis

Horikawa, Fernando Kendi 23 March 2017 (has links)
As osteotomias mandibulares são procedimentos consagrados para o tratamento de prognatismo e para outros reposicionamentos cirúrgicos mandibulares. As técnicas mais utilizadas são: a osteotomia sagital de mandíbula (OSM) e a osteotomia vertical de ramo mandibular (OVRM), cada técnica tem suas indicações e limitações. A OVRM é considerada efetiva devido ao sucesso clínico e análise imaginológica, entretanto não existem estudos que descrevam seu processo de reparação óssea, pois nesta técnica o osso mandibular fica sobreposto num contato cortical sobre cortical. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a reparação óssea cortical-cortical da técnica de osteomia vertical de ramo mandibular em mandíbulas de coelho. Após aprovação do Comitê de Ética e Pesquisa em Animais da Faculdade de Odontologia da Universidade de São Paulo (Protocolo: 014/2014) foram utilizados 12 animais, divididos em quatro grupos de três. Os animais foram submetidos a osteotomia em -L? invertido no ângulo mandibular bilateralmente, este fragmento ósseo obtido foi deslizado anteriormente e fixado com parafuso sobre a basal mandibular anterior, num dos lados de um animal de cada grupo foi realizada somente a osteotomia, sendo este utilizado como controle cirúrgico; um dos grupos foi submetido a processo de infiltração de marcadores fluorcromáticos. Os animais foram divididos em G1 (eutanasiados em 15 dias), G2 (eutanasiados em 30 dias), G3 (eutanasiados em 45 dias) e G4 (protocolo de marcadores fluorocromáticos e eutanasiados com 56 dias). Após a realização dos procedimentos cirúrgicos, os animais foram mantidos em biotério padrão, nos tempos determinados foram eutanasiados, as mandíbulas foram dissecadas, tomografadas em tomógrafo de feixe cônico e analisadas sob microscopia de fluorescência. Na análise tomográfica observou-se que existe correlação entre os valores de densidades nas áreas operadas e na região do controle, e que há correlação significativa entre as áreas de sobreposição óssea e onde foi realizado somente a osteotomia (controle cirúrgico). Com relação a análise de microscopia de fluorescência, observa-se que as proporções do marcador alizarina são superiores a calceína no osso neoformado, tanto na área operada, quanto na região onde foi feita somente a osteotomia (controle cirúrgico). Concluímos que houve consolidação óssea quando da sobreposição cortical-cortical, e que os valores de densidades tomográficas quando da sobreposição óssea ou não, são similares, e que há maior formação óssea no primeiro mês no processo de reparação. / Mandibular osteotomy is a well-established intervention for the treatment of prognathism and other conditions requiring mandibular repositioning. The most commonly used osteotomy techniques are intraoral vertical ramus osteotomy (IVRO) and sagittal split ramus osteotomy (SSRO), each of which has particular indications and limitations. Although IVRO is considered effective owing to observations of clinical success and imaging analyses, there are no studies describing the bone repair processes that follow IVRO because, in this technique, the mandibular bone is overlaid at a cortical-cortical contact site. The purpose of this study was to evaluate cortical-cortical bone repair in rabbit mandibles following IVRO. After approval of the Ethics and Research Committee on Animals of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of São Paulo (Protocol: 014/2014), 12 rabbits, divided into four groups of three, were used. The four groups, G1, G2, G3, and G4, were euthanized 15 days, 30 days, 45 days, and 56 days post-IVRO; the animals in G4 were also infused with fluorochemical markers. All 12 animals were submitted to a bilateral inverted \"L\" osteotomy at the mandibular angle. On one side, the released bone fragment was advanced anteriorly and fixed with a screw onto the anterior mandibular basal bone; on the other side, only the osteotomy was performed to serve as a within-animal control site. After the operations, the animals were kept in a standard room until they were euthanized at the group-designated time points. Upon euthanasia, the mandibles were dissected, imaged digitally by conical beam tomography, and analyzed under fluorescence microscopy. The tomographic analysis results revealed a correlation between density values in the operated IVRO sites of bone overlap and the contralateral osteotomy-only surgical control sites. Fluorescence microscopy analysis revealed the presence of elevated alizarin marker (above calcein levels) in the neoformed bone, both in the operated side and in the osteotomy-only control side. Bone growth was greater at the 15-day and 30-day time points than at the later time points. In conclusion, bone consolidation occurred at cortical-cortical overlap sites, tomographic densities were similar between bone overlapping and nonoverlapping (control) sides, bone formation was maximal during the first month of repair.
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Reparo ósseo em mandíbula de coelho após osteotomia vertical: análise histomorfométrica e tomográfica / Bone repair in rabbit mandible after intra-oral vertical osteotomy: Histomorphometric and tomographic analysis

Fernando Kendi Horikawa 23 March 2017 (has links)
As osteotomias mandibulares são procedimentos consagrados para o tratamento de prognatismo e para outros reposicionamentos cirúrgicos mandibulares. As técnicas mais utilizadas são: a osteotomia sagital de mandíbula (OSM) e a osteotomia vertical de ramo mandibular (OVRM), cada técnica tem suas indicações e limitações. A OVRM é considerada efetiva devido ao sucesso clínico e análise imaginológica, entretanto não existem estudos que descrevam seu processo de reparação óssea, pois nesta técnica o osso mandibular fica sobreposto num contato cortical sobre cortical. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a reparação óssea cortical-cortical da técnica de osteomia vertical de ramo mandibular em mandíbulas de coelho. Após aprovação do Comitê de Ética e Pesquisa em Animais da Faculdade de Odontologia da Universidade de São Paulo (Protocolo: 014/2014) foram utilizados 12 animais, divididos em quatro grupos de três. Os animais foram submetidos a osteotomia em -L? invertido no ângulo mandibular bilateralmente, este fragmento ósseo obtido foi deslizado anteriormente e fixado com parafuso sobre a basal mandibular anterior, num dos lados de um animal de cada grupo foi realizada somente a osteotomia, sendo este utilizado como controle cirúrgico; um dos grupos foi submetido a processo de infiltração de marcadores fluorcromáticos. Os animais foram divididos em G1 (eutanasiados em 15 dias), G2 (eutanasiados em 30 dias), G3 (eutanasiados em 45 dias) e G4 (protocolo de marcadores fluorocromáticos e eutanasiados com 56 dias). Após a realização dos procedimentos cirúrgicos, os animais foram mantidos em biotério padrão, nos tempos determinados foram eutanasiados, as mandíbulas foram dissecadas, tomografadas em tomógrafo de feixe cônico e analisadas sob microscopia de fluorescência. Na análise tomográfica observou-se que existe correlação entre os valores de densidades nas áreas operadas e na região do controle, e que há correlação significativa entre as áreas de sobreposição óssea e onde foi realizado somente a osteotomia (controle cirúrgico). Com relação a análise de microscopia de fluorescência, observa-se que as proporções do marcador alizarina são superiores a calceína no osso neoformado, tanto na área operada, quanto na região onde foi feita somente a osteotomia (controle cirúrgico). Concluímos que houve consolidação óssea quando da sobreposição cortical-cortical, e que os valores de densidades tomográficas quando da sobreposição óssea ou não, são similares, e que há maior formação óssea no primeiro mês no processo de reparação. / Mandibular osteotomy is a well-established intervention for the treatment of prognathism and other conditions requiring mandibular repositioning. The most commonly used osteotomy techniques are intraoral vertical ramus osteotomy (IVRO) and sagittal split ramus osteotomy (SSRO), each of which has particular indications and limitations. Although IVRO is considered effective owing to observations of clinical success and imaging analyses, there are no studies describing the bone repair processes that follow IVRO because, in this technique, the mandibular bone is overlaid at a cortical-cortical contact site. The purpose of this study was to evaluate cortical-cortical bone repair in rabbit mandibles following IVRO. After approval of the Ethics and Research Committee on Animals of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of São Paulo (Protocol: 014/2014), 12 rabbits, divided into four groups of three, were used. The four groups, G1, G2, G3, and G4, were euthanized 15 days, 30 days, 45 days, and 56 days post-IVRO; the animals in G4 were also infused with fluorochemical markers. All 12 animals were submitted to a bilateral inverted \"L\" osteotomy at the mandibular angle. On one side, the released bone fragment was advanced anteriorly and fixed with a screw onto the anterior mandibular basal bone; on the other side, only the osteotomy was performed to serve as a within-animal control site. After the operations, the animals were kept in a standard room until they were euthanized at the group-designated time points. Upon euthanasia, the mandibles were dissected, imaged digitally by conical beam tomography, and analyzed under fluorescence microscopy. The tomographic analysis results revealed a correlation between density values in the operated IVRO sites of bone overlap and the contralateral osteotomy-only surgical control sites. Fluorescence microscopy analysis revealed the presence of elevated alizarin marker (above calcein levels) in the neoformed bone, both in the operated side and in the osteotomy-only control side. Bone growth was greater at the 15-day and 30-day time points than at the later time points. In conclusion, bone consolidation occurred at cortical-cortical overlap sites, tomographic densities were similar between bone overlapping and nonoverlapping (control) sides, bone formation was maximal during the first month of repair.
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Age standardised incidence rates and age specific morbidity rates for intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma in blacks on the Witwatersrand.

Kola, A.H. January 1983 (has links)
Magister Chirurgiae Dentium (MChD) / The South African population is made up of Blacks, Whites, Coloureds and Asians. Since each population group is distinct in its culture and habits and have widely differing life styles and socioeconomic levels an ideal oppurtunity exists for the study of environmental influences on the aetiology of particular cancers. In addition accurate epidemiological data is essential in order to assess changing .patterns of the disease and the efficacy of the prevention programmes. The aim of this study was to etermine age standardised incidence rates and age specific morbidity rates of intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma for Blacks on the Witwatersrand. All new cases of intra-oral cancer during the period (1971-1980) were traced. The population at risk was determined from the National Population Censuses of 1970 and 1980. According to the method used in the International Union Against Cancers (U.I.C.C.) publication (Waterhouse et al 1976 and 1982) age standardised incidence rates and age specific morbidity rates were calculated for tongue, floor of mouth, buccal mucosa, hard and soft palates and gingivae and alveolar ridge using standard World, European and African populations. These results indicate that in the population group studied intra-oral cancer is much more common in males and than females (5,55:1 standardised rates) most commonly affects the tongue followed by the floor of mouth, palate, buccal mucosa and gingivae and alveolar ridge and is a disease of the elderly occurring most commonly in the seventh decade in males and in the sixth decade in females. When compared with standardised rates reported, either for Blacks in other geographic locations in South Africa, or for other population groups in this country, or for selected countries elsewhere in the World, important differences have emerged which probably reflect differences in exposure to specific aetiological agents amongst the various population groups compared.
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An evaluation of gingival recession and orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances. - A pilot study, on the prevalence of recession and diagnostic validity of intra oral photos

Håkansson, Dan January 2015 (has links)
Introduktion: Ungefär en fjärdedel av alla barn och ungdomar födda under samma år genomgår någon form av behandling som innefattar förflyttning av tänder. Syfte: Primär fokus med denna studie är att undersöka om ett samband finns mellan gingival retraktion och användning av fast apparatur på avdelningen för Ortodonti, Malmö Högskola.Metod: Studiemodeller, intraorala bilder och klinisk undersökning (återbesök 2014) användes för att identifiera gingival retraktion med ja eller nej. Om det fanns gjordes en mätning. Försöksobjekt valdes från patienter som blivit färdigbehandlade 2008/2009. Resultat: Studiemodeller för 2008 visade färre gingivala retraktioner efter behandling p-värde, (p=0,0034 som är statistiskt signifikant). För lite data fanns från klinisk undersökning och intraorala bilder för att göra analays. Slutsats: Gingivala retraktioner verkar inte ha någon koppling med ortodontisk behandling på avdelningen för Ortodonti, Malmö Högskola. Kliniska intraorala foton är ett grovt mått diagnostiskt verktyg för att bedöma gingivala retraktioner. Det är baserat på begränsad data och inte slutgiltigt. Studie med större grupp av patienter behövs
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Expressão de ADLH-1 e CD44 em lesões epiteliais displásicas e no carcinoma epidermóide intra-oral / Expression of ALDH-1 and CD44 in dysplastic epithelial lesions and intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma

Marina Gabriela Teixeira 12 November 2014 (has links)
O estudo das células-tronco cancerígenas (CTCs) durante o processo de malignização e no carcinoma epidermóide intra-bucal já instalado é essencial para um melhor entendimento de como essas células participam da formação e manutenção de uma neoplasia. Atualmente, a identificação de células com características de células tronco se dá principalmente através da expressão de marcadores celulares como o ALDH1 e o CD44. A proteína ALDH1 é responsável pela oxidação de aldeídos intracelulares e vem sendo utilizada para o isolamento de CTCs em inúmeros canceres incluindo casos de cabeça e pescoço. A proteína CD44 é uma glicoproteína envolvida na adesão e migração celular, também participa do processo de metástase e já foi associada às CTCs. Nesse trabalho, a expressão dessas proteínas foi analisada em 45 casos de displasias epiteliais e 13 casos de carcinomas epidermóide intra-bucais. As lesões displásicas foram classificadas em casos leves (19), moderados (18) e intensos (8) e foram também divididas em casos de baixo risco (22) e alto risco de transformação maligna (23). A expressão imunohistoquímica para a ALDH1 foi encontrada predominantemente na camada basal em 16 casos de displasias epiteliais e em 7 carcinomas epidermóides, com a marcação difusa pela epitélio neoplásico. A expressão imunohistoquímica de CD44 foi encontrada em 42 displasias epiteliais e em 12 carcinomas epidermóides, sendo que nas displasias, a expressão ocorreu predominantemente na camada basal do epitélio e no carcinoma epidermóide a expressão foi disseminada. Ambos marcadores exibiram aumento de expressão com a evolução do grau das displasias. / The study of cancer stem cells (CTCs) in the process of malignant transformation and intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma already installed is essential for a better understanding of how these cells participate in the formation and maintenance of a neoplasm. Currently, identification of cells with characteristics of stem cells is primarily through the expression of cell markers such as CD44 and ALDH1. The ALDH1 protein is responsible for the oxidation of intracellular aldehydes and has been used for the isolation of CTCs in numerous cancers including head and neck cases. The CD44 protein is a glycoprotein involved in cell adhesion and migration, also participates in the process of metastasis and has been associated with CTCs. In this work, the expression of these proteins was analyzed in 45 cases of epithelial dysplasia and 13 cases of intraoral squamous cell carcinomas. The dysplastic lesions were classified as mild (19), moderate (18) and intense (8) cases and were also divided into low-risk cases (22) and high risk of malignant transformation (23). The immunohistochemical expression for ALDH1 was found predominantly in the basal layer in 16 cases of epithelial dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma in 7, with diffuse labeling by neoplastic epithelium. Immunohistochemical expression of CD44 was found in 42 epithelial dysplasias and 12 squamous cell carcinomas, and in dysplasias, the expression occurred predominantly in the basal layer of the epithelium and in squamous cell carcinoma expression was widespread. Both markers showed increased expression with the evolution of the degree of dysplasia.
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Expressão de ADLH-1 e CD44 em lesões epiteliais displásicas e no carcinoma epidermóide intra-oral / Expression of ALDH-1 and CD44 in dysplastic epithelial lesions and intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma

Teixeira, Marina Gabriela 12 November 2014 (has links)
O estudo das células-tronco cancerígenas (CTCs) durante o processo de malignização e no carcinoma epidermóide intra-bucal já instalado é essencial para um melhor entendimento de como essas células participam da formação e manutenção de uma neoplasia. Atualmente, a identificação de células com características de células tronco se dá principalmente através da expressão de marcadores celulares como o ALDH1 e o CD44. A proteína ALDH1 é responsável pela oxidação de aldeídos intracelulares e vem sendo utilizada para o isolamento de CTCs em inúmeros canceres incluindo casos de cabeça e pescoço. A proteína CD44 é uma glicoproteína envolvida na adesão e migração celular, também participa do processo de metástase e já foi associada às CTCs. Nesse trabalho, a expressão dessas proteínas foi analisada em 45 casos de displasias epiteliais e 13 casos de carcinomas epidermóide intra-bucais. As lesões displásicas foram classificadas em casos leves (19), moderados (18) e intensos (8) e foram também divididas em casos de baixo risco (22) e alto risco de transformação maligna (23). A expressão imunohistoquímica para a ALDH1 foi encontrada predominantemente na camada basal em 16 casos de displasias epiteliais e em 7 carcinomas epidermóides, com a marcação difusa pela epitélio neoplásico. A expressão imunohistoquímica de CD44 foi encontrada em 42 displasias epiteliais e em 12 carcinomas epidermóides, sendo que nas displasias, a expressão ocorreu predominantemente na camada basal do epitélio e no carcinoma epidermóide a expressão foi disseminada. Ambos marcadores exibiram aumento de expressão com a evolução do grau das displasias. / The study of cancer stem cells (CTCs) in the process of malignant transformation and intra-oral squamous cell carcinoma already installed is essential for a better understanding of how these cells participate in the formation and maintenance of a neoplasm. Currently, identification of cells with characteristics of stem cells is primarily through the expression of cell markers such as CD44 and ALDH1. The ALDH1 protein is responsible for the oxidation of intracellular aldehydes and has been used for the isolation of CTCs in numerous cancers including head and neck cases. The CD44 protein is a glycoprotein involved in cell adhesion and migration, also participates in the process of metastasis and has been associated with CTCs. In this work, the expression of these proteins was analyzed in 45 cases of epithelial dysplasia and 13 cases of intraoral squamous cell carcinomas. The dysplastic lesions were classified as mild (19), moderate (18) and intense (8) cases and were also divided into low-risk cases (22) and high risk of malignant transformation (23). The immunohistochemical expression for ALDH1 was found predominantly in the basal layer in 16 cases of epithelial dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma in 7, with diffuse labeling by neoplastic epithelium. Immunohistochemical expression of CD44 was found in 42 epithelial dysplasias and 12 squamous cell carcinomas, and in dysplasias, the expression occurred predominantly in the basal layer of the epithelium and in squamous cell carcinoma expression was widespread. Both markers showed increased expression with the evolution of the degree of dysplasia.
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Apport de la morphométrie géométrique et de l'imagerie 3D intra-orale dans l'étude du shoveling des incisives centrales maxillaires / Contribution of geometric morphometry and intra-oral 3D imaging in the study of shoveling of human maxillary central incisors

Carayon, Delphine 19 December 2018 (has links)
Le shoveling de l'incisive centrale maxillaire est une caractéristique dentaire non-métrique utilisée en anthropologie comme indicateur des relations entre les populations. Ce trait morphologique dentaire est défini comme le degré d'élévation des crêtes mésiales et distales marginales sur la surface linguale des incisives maxillaires avec des formes plus prononcées renfermant une fosse. Plusieurs tentatives ont été faites pour classer et évaluer les différences de shoveling entre les populations humaines modernes et fossiles, en utilisant d'abord des approches descriptives détaillées et en élaborant par la suite des systèmes de notation ordinale des traits. A ce jour, la technique gold standard pour l'analyse du shoveling est basée sur une échelle ordinale de sept grades qui a été adaptée et intégrée à un système formel de notation des traits non métriques de la morphologie dentaire: le Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System (ASUDAS). Ce protocole standard est basé sur des plaques de plâtre de référence représentant les moulages de dents sélectionnées montrant un gradient d'expression d'un trait particulier. La notation ordinale, même si elle est contrôlée par des définitions strictes des caractéristiques, des références visuelles et l'expérience de l'observateur, comprend une part inévitable de subjectivité. De plus, les supports d'information conventionnels utilisés par ASUDAS peuvent entrainer des pertes d'information dans le temps. Dans un premier temps, nous avons élaboré une nouvelle approche morphométrique quantitative pour évaluer la variation du shoveling des incisives centrales maxillaires humaines modernes (UI1). Nous avons analysé par imagerie virtuelle 87 UI1 humaines modernes (Europe, Afrique, Asie) et les 7 UI1 de la plaque de référence ASU-UI1 en utilisant la morphométrie géométrique et le positionnement de points de repères glissants. Les résultats de la répartition du shoveling en fonction des populations selon notre nouvelle méthode morphométrique sont en étroite corrélation avec la répartition du shoveling largement décrite dans la littérature. En outre, nos résultats ont mis en évidence certaines limites dans l'utilisation des plaques ASUDAS, laissant supposer qu'elles ne représentent pas nécessairement un gradient objectif d'expression de cette caractéristique dentaire non métrique. [...] / The shoveling of the maxillary central incisor is a non-metric dental characteristic frequently used in anthropology as an indicator of population relations for its taxonomic and phylogenetic relevance for many decades. This dental morphological feature is defined as the degree of elevation of the mesial and distal marginal ridges on the lingual surface of the maxillary incisors, canines and mandibular incisors, with more pronounced pit-like forms. From the 19th century until today, several attempts have been made to classify and assess the shoveling differences between fossil and modern human populations, first using detailed descriptive approaches and later developing ordinal feature notation systems. The standard gold technique for shoveling analysis is based on a seven-grade ordinal scale that has been adapted and integrated into a formal system for scoring non-metric features of dental morphology: the Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System (ASUDAS). This widely-used standard protocol is based on reference plaster plaques representing the casts of selected teeth showing a gradient of expression of a particular trait. Ordinal notation, even if controlled by strict definitions of characteristics, visual references, and observer experience, includes an inevitable element of subjectivity. Moreover, the conventional information support used by ASUDAS can lead to loss of information over time. Some researchers have attempted to reduce visual subjectivity by measuring the depth of lingual shoveling, but with little success in their results due to method accuracy problems. First, we developed a new quantitative morphometric approach to assess the shoveling variation of modern human maxillary central incisors (UI1). We analyzed by virtual imaging 87 modern human UI1 (Europe, Africa, Asia) and the 7 UI1 of the ASU-UI1 reference plaque using geometric morphometry and the positioning of sliding reference points. The results of the distribution of shoveling according to populations according to our new morphometric method are in close correlation with the distribution of shoveling widely described in the literature. In addition, our results showed some limitations in the use of ASUDAS plaques, suggesting that they do not necessarily represent an objective gradient of expression of this non-metric dental characteristic. [...]
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Comparing the Accuracy of Intra-Oral Scanners for Implant Level Impressions Using Different Scanable Abutments

Rathi, Nakul H. January 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Intraorale Druckmessungen bei dysphagischen ALS-Patienten im Vergleich zu einem Normkollektiv / Intra-oral maximal suction pressure indicates dysphagia in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Böning, Deike Dr. Dr. 03 February 2016 (has links)
No description available.

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