1991
DOI: 10.1051/odf/1991011
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Évaluation comparative de deux moyens d'investigation des dysfonctions cranio-mandibulaires : l'Axiographie et l'Imagerie en Résonance Magnétique

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“…The services of the MRI are needed for other, graver medical requirements that, in the grand scale of things, are more serious than anterior displacement of a A condylar disc. Fortunately, axiographic analysis can, to a large extent, serve as a diagnostic substitute tool for the MRI 23,31 ( fig. 15).…”
Section: An Approach To Craniomandibular Dysfunction In Dento-facial mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The services of the MRI are needed for other, graver medical requirements that, in the grand scale of things, are more serious than anterior displacement of a A condylar disc. Fortunately, axiographic analysis can, to a large extent, serve as a diagnostic substitute tool for the MRI 23,31 ( fig. 15).…”
Section: An Approach To Craniomandibular Dysfunction In Dento-facial mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the philosophy of our school, from a long time, we study both anatomy and function of TMJ using different instruments and protocols. The data are recorded by different group of operators, specialized in different fields, but the diagnosis is interdisciplinary.Using always Axiography and MRI to diagnose the TMD patients, we realized that those two exams are necessary for a full diagnosis of the TMJ pathology [1][2][3].The MRI shows the anatomy of the soft and hard tissues of the TMJ; but, to obtain high-resolution images, the joint must be completely static, any movement meaning a blurred image. On the contrary, the axiography shows the functional aspect of the joint during border movements and, eventually, the functional compensation to the altered anatomy [4].…”
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“…Using always Axiography and MRI to diagnose the TMD patients, we realized that those two exams are necessary for a full diagnosis of the TMJ pathology [1][2][3].…”
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