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RADIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ARTHROSIS

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Abstract

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(34.18%), erosive change 152çÓ (25.85%), marginal proliferation 18ÖÇ(3.06%)ÀÇ â÷À¸·Î õó
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úÞåÆßÒÀº ù»äÉÔéÝ»¿¡¼­´Â deformity°¡ 59.57%·Î °¡Àå ¸¹Àº Íéì¶ßÈßÀÀ¸·Î ³ªÅ¸³µÁö¸¸ μï½
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The author analysed the bone changes, the positional relationships between condylar
head and articular fossa, and the interrelationship between the bone changes and the
abnormal position of condylar head, from 1,036 radiographs of 259 patients with
temporomandibular joint arthrosis, which were obtained by the oblique-lateral
transcranial projection and orthopantomograms.
The results were as follows :
1. Among the radiographic bone changes of the temporomandibular joint arthrosis,
deformity was 36.90% (217 cases), sclerosis 34.18% (20 cases), errosive change 25.85%
(152 cases) and marginal proliferation 3.06% (18 cases) respectively.
2. In the positional changes between condylar head and articular fossa, the downward
positioning of condylar head in centric occlusion was most frequent (36.90%), of which
frequency was significantly higher than forward positioning (11.22%) and backward
positioning (4.76%) in same condition. Also, radiographs showed that the enlargement of
articular space showed higher frequency than its narrowing. In the opening position of
mouth, the restricted movement of condyla. head within articular fossa was most
frequent (35.03%). The forward positioning and the downward positioning was 15.65%
and 9.52% respectively. Also, radiographs revealed that the incomplete movement or no
positional change of condylar head was most frequent.
3. In the interrelationship between bone changes and abnormal position of condylar
head, deformity was 42.19% in the cases of downward positioning of condylar head in
centric occlusion and 37.50% in those of normal positioning of condylar head in same
condition. This revealed that deformity was most frequent bone change in above condyla
positioning. However, erossive change was 34.62% in the cases of downward positioning
of condylar head in centric occlusion and 33.33% in those of forward positioning. In
opening position of condylar head, and deformity in the cases of normal positioning,
forward positioning and downward positioning of condylar head was 38.38%, 36.96% and
44.64% respectively.
4. Bone changes of condylar head was 47.11%, articular eminence 41.50% and articular
fossa 11.39% respectively, This revealed that the frequencies of bone changes were
higher in the projected portion of bony structures of temporomandibular joint than their
depressed portions. On the otherhand, in the bone changes of condylar head, deformity
was 59.57% which was the most frequent. In the bone changes of articular eminence
and articular fossa, however, sclersis was 41.39% and 65.67% respectively, which was
the most frequent in those portions.

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