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DOI: 10.1016/0030-4220(54)90297-2
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The value of the roentgenographic film in the differential diagnosis of periapical lesions

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“…[64][65][66][67] Nevertheless some authors report that area size (and therefore cystic change) has no effect on prognosis 56,62,68 whilst, in contrast, others have concluded that there is a better outcome when there is granulomatous as compared with cystic involvement. 60,61 In fact our diagnostic and surgical method vis-à-vis presumed radicular 'cysts' has now been overtaken by the work of Nair et al [69][70][71][72] who have demonstrated on the basis of much more stringent clinical and histological evidence, and following Simon 73 that there needs to be a drastic reduction in their perceived number in comparison with the much higher figures often published to date (42-55% [74][75][76] ). They calculate that the true incidence of self-sustaining radicular cysts among periapical lesions is only 9% (interestingly, in our study they constituted an even smaller minority (4%)).…”
Section: The Presence or Absence Of Periradicular Rarefactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[64][65][66][67] Nevertheless some authors report that area size (and therefore cystic change) has no effect on prognosis 56,62,68 whilst, in contrast, others have concluded that there is a better outcome when there is granulomatous as compared with cystic involvement. 60,61 In fact our diagnostic and surgical method vis-à-vis presumed radicular 'cysts' has now been overtaken by the work of Nair et al [69][70][71][72] who have demonstrated on the basis of much more stringent clinical and histological evidence, and following Simon 73 that there needs to be a drastic reduction in their perceived number in comparison with the much higher figures often published to date (42-55% [74][75][76] ). They calculate that the true incidence of self-sustaining radicular cysts among periapical lesions is only 9% (interestingly, in our study they constituted an even smaller minority (4%)).…”
Section: The Presence or Absence Of Periradicular Rarefactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The incidence of periapical cysts among periapical lesions varies from 6% [48] to 55% [49]. In the present study, more than half of the periapical lesions analyzed had a final diagnosis of periapical granuloma cyst (53%), and periapical cyst represented 20% (n=8) of the cases.…”
Section: Age Granuloma N (%) Cyst N (%) Abscess N (%) Total N (%)mentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Radiographic examination of the periapical region is important when evaluating periapical status and for the success and failure of root canal treatment. [6][7][8][9] From an intraoral periapical view radiograph, the following radicular findings should be assessed: 4,10,11 1. length of root 2. curvature of root both mesial-distal and buccallingual curvatures This inconsistency is due to wide variation in interpretation among different observers and within the same observers at different times. 9,[12][13][14][15][16][17][18] Kaffe et al 9 suggested providing dentists with better radiographic diagnostic criteria for a more consistent evaluation of radiographs and to find the most important and reliable radiographic features that will enable the clinician to interpret them correctly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%