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The author analyzed the morphologic changes of bone structure from 848 radiographis
(424 joints) of 212 patients with temporomandibular joint arthrosis, which were obtained
by the oblque-lateral transcranial profection and orthopantomography.
The interelation of the bone changes and condylar head positions the results were as
follows:
1. In the 212 patients with TMJ arthrosis, 210 patients(99.05%) show the condylar
positional changes. Among them, 187 patients 989.05%) show the bone changes.
2. In TMJ arthrosis patients with bone changes, 10% patients(57.75%) show both the
condylar positional changes and bone changes. 66 patients( %) show the condylar
positional changes bilaterally and bone changes unilaterally.
On the other hand, 11 patients (5,88%) show the condylar positional changes
unilaterally and bone change bilaterally
3. The bone changes in the TMJ arthrosis patients with the condylar positional
changes were as follows :
There were the flatlenirg of articular surface in 103 cases (26.55%) the erosion in
99cases 925.52%), and the erosion in 88 cases (22.68%). There were not much
differences among the
three types of bone changes.
And the deformity in 70 cases (18.04%), the sclerosis in 22 cases(5.67%), the marginal
protiferation in 6 cases(1.55%) were seen.
4. The regions of bone changes in TMJ arthrosis patients with condylar positional
changes were as follows :
They occurred at the condyle head(51.04%), the articular eminence(39.20%) and the
articular fossa(9.60%) in that order.
The condylar positional changes and bone changes according to the regions were as
follows:
a) In the bone changes at the condyle head, the flatteming (34.6)%) was a most
frequent finding and the deformity(27.63%) the erosion(24.32%) in the order. In the
condylar positional changes, the downward positioning of condole(41.44%) was a most
frequent finding in the mouth closed state and the restricted movement within the
articular fossa(35.46%) in the mouth open state.
b) In the bone changes at the articular eminence, the eburnation(33.26%) was a most
frequent
finding and the flatteming(31.16%), the erosion(28.37%) in that order. In the condylar
positional changes, the downward positionirg of condyle(39.81%) was a most frequent
finding in the mouth closed state and the restricted movement within the articular
fossa(B4.77%) in the mouth open state.
c) In the bone changes at the articular fossa, the eburnation(72.90%) was utmost
frequent finding nd theerosion(17.76%), the sclerosis(9.35%) in that order. In the condylar
positional changes, the downward positionirg of condyle(41.5%) was a most frequent
finding in the mouth closed state and the mortal positionirg of condyle(27.78%) in the
mouth open state.

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