Induction of haemarthrosis in the TMJ of rats: Validation by MR imaging (MRI) and histology

Alons, Kai; Naphausen, M.T.P.; Hoff, Johannes W. Von den; Kraan, P.M. van der; Maltha, Jaap C.; Veltien, Andor; Heerschap, Arend; Damme, P.A. van

doi:10.1016/j.jcms.2008.10.013

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“…In the past 3 years in vitro and in vivo studies have been performed to analyse and assess the reproducibility of radiological image processing techniques of both CT and MRI (Alons et al, 2009;Olszewski et Table 3 Difference plot of MRI and CT based models: minimum, maximum, mean values and standard deviation of differences (calculated with positive difference values) for all distances (1e7) and all cases (n ¼ 15). …”

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“…High resolution CT scans were used to identify (diagnose) and compare different types of complex ocular trauma. Although both, CT and MRI have been set in correlation to several other investigation methods (Alons et al, 2009;Olszewski et al, 2010;Karabekir et al, 2011), little is known about either the three dimensional reproducibility and technical feasibility of MRI data sets based on craniofacial osseous structures nor their accuracy compared to reconstructed 3D CT scans.…”

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Three dimensional comparative measurement of polyurethane milled skull models based on CT and MRI data sets

Reinbacher

Wallner

Kärcher

et al. 2012

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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Three dimensional comparative measurement of polyurethane milled skull models based on CT and MRI data sets

Reinbacher

Wallner

Kärcher

et al. 2012

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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“…13 Some authors believe that there are chances of articular cartilage and joint destruction due to restricting mandibular movements using head bandages or IMF with arch bars but Alons et al reported there is no significant damage to the disc and cartilage and suggested aggressive mouth opening exercises within 2 weeks of IMF. 23,24 Surgical methods often take front row in managing CLSD once conservative treatments fail. 25 Laskin in 1973 advocated temporalis myotomy via intraoral approach using coronoid approach.…”

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Management of chronic long standing condyle dislocation

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Condyle dislocation accounts for 3% of all the dislocations of different joints in the body. They are basically classified based on duration as acute, chronic and recurrent, the most difficult to manage being chronic longstanding. This study of case series was carried out to enunciate and discuss optimal treatment protocols to enhance the postoperative result and functionally rehabilitate the patient. Data were recorded of patients of chronic long standing condyle dislocation (CLSCD) between 2012 to 2019. Predictor variables were drawn from demographics age, gender, aetiology, duration of dislocation status. The outcome variables were surgical success rate and complications. Surgical treatment included endaural pre auricular approach, high condylar shave with eminoplasty, elastic traction for a period of 5-7 days and mouth opening exercises. 15 patients with CLSCD of more than a month duration were identified out of 65 reported with other forms of acute and recurrent dislocation. The 12 (80%) were bilateral and 3 (20%) were unilateral. Three (20%) were of interpersonal violence, 3 (20%) had cerebrovascular accident, 3 (20%) following RTA with other major injuries, and 1 patient (6.6%) very rare unusual history of dislocation during labor pain reporting after six months. All patients had unsuccessful attempted conservative management. Surgical intervention and outcome were excellent. Complications recorded were 3 patients (20%) had transient facial nerve weakness, 2 (13.3%) infection. Conservative manipulation has definitive role in acute and recurrent cases but surgical approach or open procedure in chronic long-standing cases is the choice with duration of condylar dislocation being the decisive factor for difficulty index.

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“…Neutrophylic exudation along the articular capsule and adjacent muscle fibres, as well as fibrinousehaemorrhagic exudation into the articular space, is part of the inflammatory process associated with joint injury (Luz et al, 1991;Luz and Araújo, 2001). An experimental study demonstrated that the isolated induction of haemarthrosis in the temporomandibular joint raised neither signs of intra-articular damage nor inflammation (Alons et al, 2009).…”

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Healing of displaced condylar process fracture in rats submitted to protein undernutrition

Rodrigues

Corrêa

Luz

2011

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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Induction of haemarthrosis in the TMJ of rats: Validation by MR imaging (MRI) and histology

Cited by 6 publications

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Three dimensional comparative measurement of polyurethane milled skull models based on CT and MRI data sets

Three dimensional comparative measurement of polyurethane milled skull models based on CT and MRI data sets

Management of chronic long standing condyle dislocation

Healing of displaced condylar process fracture in rats submitted to protein undernutrition

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