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    Malattie granulomatose delle cavità nasali e paranasali

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    Vengono prese in considerazione le principali malattie granulomatose delle cavità nasali e paranasali: tubercolosi, lebbra, sarcoidosi, rinoscleroma, granulomatosi di Wegner, ect. In particolare viene evidenziato in modo sintetico, per ogni patologia, l’eziologia, il comportamento clinico, la sintomatologia e le indagini strumentali necessarie , in riferimento al comportamento generale e poi, specificamente a quello delle cavità nasali e paranasali

    Incrementi di volumi ossei in implantoprotesi:soluzioni alternative

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    Scope del Iwwo Le atrofie ossee, in particoiare que.i- le legate alja perdita degll element' deniari, se da un canto pongono svariati problem; lerapeutici, dairahio trovano ogg! risposra in un'anicolata serie di tecniche chirurgsche ane a risoiverii, Neiia valuiazione preiimi- nare grander imponanza rivestono i'esame clinico, !'al- iestln-iento di fi-iodelJ! in gesso e {'esecuzione di esami radiografici acciirati con^prendenrj asiche ia TC con rscostri.izione tridimensionaie e I'eve-ntuale ini- iizzo di software dedicate nella programn-iazione chi- rurgica deii'lnl erverii o. Milteri^SI c mcio<li La ricosfruzione di segmenti ossei atrofici richicdc i'ini-iesto di maieriaii osteoso- Slitutivi aIJopiasiici, anuairnente in disuse, o eterolo- ghi (di origine bovir^a, equina o suina). RisuSHiil c c<M}rinsI<){il Gii auiori esempilticano le principaii tecniche chirurgiche eseguibili ssa In ane- stesia loco-regionaie, a Jivelio arnbulatoriale, sia in narcosi, in at-nbierite ospedaliero. cos-redando 1'espo sizione con la present azione di imnriagini cliniche e radiograriche pre e posr-os.^e.ratorie e des consroHS a distcinza di tempo. I miglion risuitati sono pero otre- nut! medianie rinnesro di osso autologo preievato da! pazienie stesso a livello intraorale, quando la qxian- ijta di osso necessaria e minima, o extraorale. in cast di ricosrruzion! estese. La presenza neii'osso autojo- go di cel'uie c>ssee vive e vital! favorisce una osieori- ger)erazione icieale. A^'s Bone atrophies, in particular those rekited {o roorh loss, cause many tiwrapeutie problems, thouqh nowadays the dsniaan has many surgical options, in the preliminary patient evaluation, a major role is played by clinical examination, plaster models studfj. x-ray exanvnaiions, In particukir TC scans, with 3D reconstriK'non. and surgicn! planning by means of computer software. Nascnats <md s»i-i(ii<mh The t-e.cofWruaion of atrophic bone a-es?s requires grafting wuh enhcr anop'iastic | bone substitutes, icss c.ind less used, or hefcroiogous I material (bonine. equine, or swine). The main surqscc]! | techniques, thaf can he earned oui either with a loea! I anaesthesia and In narcosis, onri their fo!ioi.u up are J presented, through both cismcoi photographs and ) ro.diographs. | iu-sulils ,iii(i r<mc.lu?wm?, Bcsf resuhs are recorded ( iunli autografts, us ideal bone regeneratson occurs | when the graft has liinng bone cei!s. Autograft is ( harvested from either an jntraora! or on cxiroorai site, | depending on the quantity of material needed

    [The oral manifestations during Kaposi's disease].

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    Kaposi's sarcoma is a rare neoplastic disease of the vascular system with multiple foci. Oral manifestations are uncommon. The authors report an oral localization of a Kaposi's disease; the etiopathogenesis, the clinical features and the treatment of such lesions are discussed

    Histological and functional changes in retrodiscal tissue following anterior articular disc displacement in the rabbit: review of the literature.

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    Numerous studies have shown how the disc displacement, which usually occurs in an antero-medial direction, can be a factor contributing to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain and dysfunction. The aim of this study was to ascertain, through a critical review of the literature, current knowledge relating to anterior articular disc (ADD) in the rabbit that constitutes an extremely suitable animal model for studying the human TMJ.An electronic search of the MEDLINE database was performed without applying time or language restrictions and using the following key words: TMD, anterior disc displacement, rabbit, bilaminar zone. This was followed by a manual search. The articles identified were assessed to verify their pertinence, or otherwise, to the topic of investigation.The articles examined were divided into the following groups according to the topic (histological and/or functional) they dealt with: experimental animal models, joint changes, elastic fibers, collagen, chondrocytes and nervous tissue.The papers reviewed covered many aspects, both microscopic and histochemical, of the dysfunctional picture o anterior ADD, furnishing a vast body of useful information, not only from the point of view of the results recorded, but also as regards the various surgical and analytical methods used
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