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A RADIOGRAPHIC STUDY ON THE CONDYLAR POSITION IN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION PATIENTS

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Abstract

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The author obtained the transcranial-oblique lateral radiograms from 78 patients (26
male, 52 female) with temporomandibular dysfunction problem.
And then, the author analyzed the dimensional changes of the TMJ space on centric
occlusion, horizontal condylar movement and antero-posterior positional relationship of
condyle to the articular eminence on 2.54 §¯ mouth opening with clicking, TMJ pain and
mouth opening limitation repectively, which were the symptoms of the
temporomandibular joint pain dysfunction problem, and compared these data with control
group.
The results were as follows:
1. In centric occlusion, anterior and posterior TMJ space of experimental group was
slightly lesser than those of the control group, also superior TMJ space of experimental
group was significantly lesser than that of the control group.(P<0.01)
2. In 2.54 §¯ mouth opening, the condylar horizontal movement and the
antero-posterior positional relationship to the articular eminence were significantly lesser
than those of the control group.(P<0.01)
3. Examined experimental group, the degree of condylar horizontal movement of
affected ids was lesser than that of the normal side in 2.54 §¯ mouth opening.

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