Automated maxillofacial reconstruction software: development and evaluation

Kim, Hannah; Son, Tae-geun; Hyun-Chul, Cho; Shim, Eungjune; Hwang, Bo-Yeon; Lee, Jungwoo; Kim, Young‐Jun

doi:10.1080/21681163.2019.1608308

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“…Various centers have analyzed the determination of the geometric parameters of the stomatognathic system using a variety of imaging techniques [21][22][23][24][25]. CBCT is an especially popular technique as it allows spatial reconstructions and virtual measurements with the smallest margin of error with respect to shape representation [15,21,[26][27][28]. The study has shown that in the diagnostic assessment of SS, based on pantomography and cephalometry, there is obscuration of the structure and shape-dimensional deformation.…”

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“…Assessment of the geometric parameters of the SS is the basis for implantological reconstruction based on a three-dimensional assessment of the shape and quality of the jaw and mandible bones. It allows optimal presurgical positioning of implants in the alveolar bone and the alveolar part of the mandible, as well as correct design of the implantoprosthetic structure [26,33]. In our research, an analysis of the location of intraosseous implants in the mandible modeled on the basis of CBCT was carried out (Fig.…”

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Evaluation of geometric parameters of the stomatognathic system using radiological imaging

Ryniewicz,

Bojko,

Ryniewicz

2022

Metrology and Measurement Systems

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In modern clinical practice in various areas of dentistry, there is a need to virtualize and determine the diagnostic parameters of the stomatognathic system (SS). The aim of this article is to provide an evaluation of correct SS structures based on a comparison of mappings in pantomography, lateral cephalometry, and volumetric tomography using bone and tooth anthropometric points. The digital measurements performed determine the applicability of the analyzed imaging techniques for clinical diagnostics by indicating discrepancies and errors in the evaluation of geometric parameters. They should verify the location of characteristic points, lines, angles, and planes in relation to spatial objects mapped on the 1:1 scale. The analyses performed confirm the appearance of bone and dental structure asymmetry in healthy patients.

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