Diagnostic of intracapsular derangement of TMJ: comparison of clinical examination and condylography with MRI

Giraudeau, Anne; Cheynet, F; Mantout, B.; Déjou, Jacques; Sarrat, P; Orthlieb, Jean-Daniel

doi:10.1007/s00715-007-0040-7

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“…The present study and other research reports 48,49,[55][56][57][58][59] have shown that comparison of clinical examination with Jaw Tracking and TMJ Imaging could be very useful to improve the clinical diagnosis of internal derangements, highlighting their specific clinical signs.…”

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Disc displacement without reduction: a retrospective study of a clinical diagnostic sign

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Among non-painful DDWR, there is no additional condylar translation during opening in comparison with protrusion, and this is probably also the case for DDWR without limited opening, which is a subtype that has not been validated by the Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders (DC/TMD). Comparative condylar palpation can analyze this sign, and therefore, further comparative investigations between MRI and clinical examination are needed to validate the corresponding clinical test.

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Disc displacement without reduction: a retrospective study of a clinical diagnostic sign

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“…A number of studies ( 30 , 34 ) emphasized the importance of associating clinical examination parameters with computerized axiography, suggesting that axiography should be used as an extension of clinical examination as part of the clinical analysis. As a result, axiography can increase the diagnostic value to contribute to the differential diagnosis of intra-articular pathology ( 32 , 34 ). The present study proposes that computerized axiography, when used as an additional diagnostic strategy, should be incorporated into the clinical examination procedure.…”

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