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A comparative study on the standard and individually corrected radiographs in TMJ transcranial radiography

Korean Journal of Orthodontics 1993³â 23±Ç 3È£ p.405 ~ 414
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Abstract


Among the radiographs for temporomandibular joint, transcranial radiograph is widely used for screening ad diagnosing temporomandibular disorder because it has sharp image and it is easy to take.
This study was performed to compare condylar position and image sharpness in standard and individually corrected transcranial radiographs using Accurad-200 headholder.
Submentovertex view, Reverse-Towne view, Standard and individually corrected transcranial radiographs of 45 university students who were randomly selected were traced, measured and analyzed.
@ES The results were as follows :
@EN 1. The means of condylar axes and lateral slopes were 16.8¡Æand 22.5¡Ærespectively. There were no differences between male and female or right and left side.
2. Individually corrected radiographs showed smaller posteriorjoint space and larger anterior joint space than standard radiographs, but superior joint space did not show a statistical difference between standard and individually corrected
radiographs.
3. While a large number(42.2%) of the standard radiographs showed concentric condylar postion, lots of(57.8) condylar position were retropositioned in the individually corrected radiographs.
4. The image sharpness was inferior in the individually corrected radiographs to the of the standard radiog-graphs.
KOREA J. ORTHOD 1993 ; 23(3) : 405-414.

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