Advanced Endodontics: Ruddle on Retreatment

Baumgartner, Craig

doi:10.1097/00004770-200205000-00016

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“…Children with nonvital teeth with abscess showed more prevalence of pain following pulpectomy and stainless steel crowns compared to vital teeth pulpectomy. [ 40 41 ] Degree of pain is more when it is a class 2 cavity involving pulp compared to the class 1 cavity. [ 42 43 ] Ashley et al .…”

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Prevalence of pain following single-visit pulpectomy with stainless steel crown done by postgraduate students in a university sitting

Kumar

Ramakrishnan

2022

J Adv Pharm Technol Res

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Prevalence of pain following single-visit pulpectomy with stainless steel crown done by postgraduate students in a university sitting

Kumar

Ramakrishnan

2022

J Adv Pharm Technol Res

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“…The factors influencing broken instrument removal should be identified and taken into consideration while attempting such cases. [ 30 ] The ability of nonsurgical access to remove a broken instrument will be influenced by the diameter, length and position of obstruction within the canal. [ 15 18 31 ] Additionally, the potential for safely removing a broken instrument is guided by anatomy, including the diameter, length and curvature of the canal.…”

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Nonsurgical management of endodontic mishaps in a case of radix entomolaris

2009

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Anatomic variations can significantly contribute to the incidence of endodontic mishaps. Perforations and separated instruments form the bulk of such mishaps. Furcal perforations are undesired complications of endodontic treatment, which result in the loss of integrity of the root and further destruction of the adjacent periodontal tissues. Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) is a promising material that has been successfully used to repair perforations. This clinical case demonstrates the use of MTA as a repair material for furcal perforation due to an iatrogenic error in radix entomolaris in the mandibular first molar. It also describes the application of ultrasonic technique in the retrieval of separated instrument from the same. Both clinical and radiographic follow-up showed a stable condition without any probing defect, ongoing root resorption, or furcal pathosis.

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“…First, submission of 'representations' by victims as part of the authorization of investigations initiated by the Prosecutor ex proprio motu (article 15 (3) of the ICC Statute) and submission of 'observations' (article 19 (3) of the ICC Statute) in the proceedings related to challenges to the jurisdiction of the ICC or the admissibility of a case. It is not necessary a formal application for this kind of participation, 1876 i.e., it is not required to apply for the official or formal victim participant status. However, it is necessary to fulfill the victim definition under rule 85.…”

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“…1877 Second, a more complex participation scheme, under article 68 (3) of the ICC Statute and rules 89 et seq. Article 68 (3) of the ICC Statute constitutes the legal ground for victim participation sensu stricto, 1878 or article 68 (3) victim participation. 1879 Article 68 (3) reads as follows:…”

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