Kansal's Retainer: A Removable, Tooth-Borne Orthodontic Retainer

Kansal, Sudhanshu; Kumar, Piush; Singh, Gurkeerat; Raghav, Pradeep; Thareja, Vimal

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“…The intermediate species can produce active complexes with Ce(IV). The Ce(IV) complex's decomposition rate is one factor that can influence the kinetics of CL reaction [39, 40]. Ultraviolet–visible (UV‐vis), fluorescence, and CL spectra were obtained in the presence of diphenoxylate to determine the mechanism of CL reaction in the proposed method.…”

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Chemiluminescence data modeling using parallel factor analysis for the simple and sensitive determination of diphenoxylate in human plasma and tablets

Koohsarian,

Mokhtari,

Hooshmand

2024

Luminescence

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In this study, a chemiluminescence (CL) method was developed to determine diphenoxylate in tablets and human plasma. This is the first CL method proposed to determine diphenoxylate. Creating three‐dimensional data caused the parallel factor analysis algorithm (PARAFAC) to be used for the first time in CL methods. The method is based on the fact that diphenoxylate enhances the weak CL produced in the reaction of Ru(phen)32+ and acidic Ce(IV), and the concentration of Ce(IV) solution has a different effect on the CL response of diphenoxylate and the blank plasma. The calibration curve was linear from 4.0 × 10−8 to 1.6 × 10−6 mol L−1 (R2 = 0.9954), and the detection limit was 1.3 × 10−8 mol L−1 (S/N = 3). The sampling rate was about 30 samples per hour, and the % RSD for 10 repeated measurements of 4 × 10−7 mol L−1 diphenoxylate was 5.4%. The interference effects of some ions, amino acids, and common additives were also investigated. The CL method was successfully used to determine diphenoxylate in tablets, and the results were statistically confirmed by the reference method. The proposed CL method and the PARAFAC algorithm were successfully used to determine the concentration of diphenoxylate in human blood plasma samples.

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Chemiluminescence data modeling using parallel factor analysis for the simple and sensitive determination of diphenoxylate in human plasma and tablets

Koohsarian,

Mokhtari,

Hooshmand

2024

Luminescence

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“…71 Ce(IV) is a one-electron oxidant and reacts with organic acids to form a reactive intermediate radical. 72,73 The mechanism involves the rapid formation of an activated Ce(IV) complex followed by its slow decomposition (reactions 1-4).…”

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Simultaneous chemiluminescence determination of citric acid and oxalic acid using multi-way partial least squares regression

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Comparison of Retention Characteristics of Clear bow Hawley’s and Vacuum Formed Retainers—A Randomized Controlled Trial

Jain

Devi

2022

Journal of Orofacial Sciences

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Introduction: Retention is an important stage of orthodontic treatment which involves maintaining the teeth in the corrected position. The aim of this trial was to compare the retentive capacity of Clear bow Hawley (CBR) and Vacuum formed retainer (VFR) 1 year after completion of orthodontic treatment. Materials and Methods: This prospective randomized controlled trial included 46 subjects who were treated with fixed orthodontic appliances and were advised to use removable orthodontic retainers. The subjects were randomly allocated to two groups, group 1–23 subjects who received CBRs and group 2–23 subjects who received VFRs. Retainers were advised immediately after debonding and patients were recalled after 1 year. Lateral cephalograms and intraoral scans were taken and certain parameters (inter canine, intermolar width, little’s irregularity index, arch length) were evaluated. Descriptive statistics and paired t-test were done to determine and compare the retentive capacity of the retainers. Results: No statistically significant relapse was noted and no differences between retainers for inter canine, intermolar width, arch length, little’s irregularity index, and cephalometric changes were noted (P > 0.05). Conclusion: Both the CBRs and VFRs are equally effective in retaining the corrected malocclusion, CBRs can be considered as a very good alternative to VFRs.

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Kansal's Retainer: A Removable, Tooth-Borne Orthodontic Retainer

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Chemiluminescence data modeling using parallel factor analysis for the simple and sensitive determination of diphenoxylate in human plasma and tablets

Chemiluminescence data modeling using parallel factor analysis for the simple and sensitive determination of diphenoxylate in human plasma and tablets

Simultaneous chemiluminescence determination of citric acid and oxalic acid using multi-way partial least squares regression

Comparison of Retention Characteristics of Clear bow Hawley’s and Vacuum Formed Retainers—A Randomized Controlled Trial

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