Future Practice Plans of Orthodontic Postgraduate Residents in India

Walia, Chanjyot Singh; Dua, Vinay; Gupta, Shilpa; Verulkar, Amol A

doi:10.1177/0974909820140101

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“…Approximately 380 graduates become Orthodontist each year in India [19] and an unknown number is added from the East-European countries. Despite this number there are no specialized orthodontic clinics in the rural areas.…”

Section: Status Of Orthodontic Workforce In Indiamentioning

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50 Years of Indian Orthodontics: A Status Update

Rai¹,

Orthopedics²,

Sachan³

et al. 2015

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Indians had very little concern for their orthodontic problems in the past. Continuous efforts of the Indian Orthodontic Society had grown the Orthodontic specialty 50 years old. At this point of time, Orthodontics in India is abreast with the latest instruments, appliances and techniques followed globally. Indian orthodontists have mastered the art and science of the branch and are well qualified and confident to treat the prevailing malocclusion. This review article aims to present the current status of different aspects of orthodontic specialty in India.

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Section: Status Of Orthodontic Workforce In Indiamentioning

confidence: 99%

50 Years of Indian Orthodontics: A Status Update

Rai¹,

Orthopedics²,

Sachan³

et al. 2015

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Tendinopathy and Sports: Understanding the Problem and Options of Management-perspectives from Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine, and Orthopedics

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Schlenker

2017

Journal of Postgraduate Medicine, Education and Research

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Tendinopathies are perhaps the leading cause of sportsrelated overuse injuries necessitating visit to an expert. Increased general public participation in sports and growing intensity of elite level sport had further warranted more attention and research into pathophysiology and management of tendeno pathies. As a result, its management has seen enormous changes in the last few decades. The newer research methodologies applied to diagnostic and therapeutic aspects have generated a plethora of literature, which has helped sports medicine experts. However, these newer modalities have also added to the confusion among many. This review aims to present current understanding of pathophysiology of tendinopathies and evidence of success or failure of several modalities in current use.

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Future Practice Plans of Orthodontic Postgraduate Residents in India

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50 Years of Indian Orthodontics: A Status Update

50 Years of Indian Orthodontics: A Status Update

Tendinopathy and Sports: Understanding the Problem and Options of Management-perspectives from Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine, and Orthopedics

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