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M-1 RADIOLOGY Head and Neck

M-1 RADIOLOGY Head and Neck. OBJECTIVES. Skull anatomy Orbit anatomy Sinus anatomy Vascular anatomy Neck anatomy Clinical cases. CONJOINED TWINS. CASE HISTORIES: Facial pain Trauma to orbit Epistaxsis Allergic reaction Bruit heard in neck Neck mass inferiorly Hoarseness

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Neuroradiology CT rotation for 1 st year Radiology Residents

Neuroradiology CT rotation for 1 st year Radiology Residents. A collection of the most commonly seen findings, cases, essential anatomy, and protocol pearls for review in order to succeed on this rotation. Jeff Koning , M.D. Updated August 2012. Protocol Pearls.

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Complications of Exodontia

Complications of Exodontia. A- Immediate or operative complications. Fractures of teeth. Fractures of alveolar process. Fracture of maxillary tuberosity. Dislocation of the mandible. Fracture of the mandible. Lossening or extraction of an adjacent tooth.

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Principles of Radiographic Interpretation Juan F. Yepes DDS , MD, MPH Assistant Professor

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OM Case Report

OM Case Report. ???? : ????????????????? ??? :Intern K ? ??????????????? ????? 2014.06.24. General data. Name : ? O ? Sex : female Age : 36 y/o Native : ?? Marital status : single Attending V.S. : ??? ?? First visit : 2014.06.03. Chief complaint.

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Surgical Management of Oral Pathological Lesions

Surgical Management of Oral Pathological Lesions. Overview. Odontogenic cysts & tumors arise from the odontogenic apparatus. The odontogenic apparatus consists of: Epithelium: Remnants of dental lamina Reduced enamel epithelium Odontogenic rests Lining of odontogenic cysts

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Diseases of jaws and maxillary sinus

Diseases of jaws and maxillary sinus. Jan Laco, M.D., Ph.D. Diseases of jaws and maxillary sinus. 1. Jaws 2. Temporomandibular joint 3. Maxillary sinus. 1. Diseases of jaws. 1a. Genetic diseases 1b. Metabolic diseases 1c. Diseases of unknown origin 1d. Inflammations 1e. Cysts

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Panoramic Imaging

Panoramic Imaging. DHY 202 Clinical Radiology I Dental Hygiene Department William Rainey Harper College. Introduction. Peculiarities of the panoramic system result in a unique projection of many anatomical structures in the image.

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Group 2 Bones of the skull

Group 2 Bones of the skull. Fatin , Aishah , Zafirah , Laila, Masyitah , Amalina , Aimi. Bones of the Skull. Mandible 1 Vomer 2 Inferior nasal conchae 2 Lacrimal bones 2 Maxillae 2 Nasal bones Palatine bones 2 Zygomatic bones. 1 Ethmoid bone Frontal bone

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Computed Tomography

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Objectives

Objectives. Describe the different parts of the of the nose. Discus blood supply , innervation & lymph drainage. Discus the paranasal sinuses. Describe the different parts of the pharynx. Discuss the pharyngeal muscles. Give its blood supply and venous drainage.

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Unit 1 Sinusitis

Unit 1 Sinusitis. PRESENTED BY: REVIEWED BY: Ms. Pavithra K Mr. Jobin Lecturer, MSN dept Asst. Professor, MSN dept. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. At the end of the class students will be able to define Sinusitis Enlist the causes of Sinusitis

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Role of ct scan in diagnosing soft tissue entrapment in orbital floor fracture

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The Nasal Cavity

The Nasal Cavity . What is the function of the nasal cavity think about the concha ? . The nasal cavity is that part of the upper respiratory tract where inhaled air is warmed, humidified and filtered. What is unique about this space and CN I.

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CY4E2 BIONICS

CY4E2 BIONICS. Medical Image Processing and Analysis Dr Virginie F. Ruiz v.f.ruiz@reading.ac.uk Cybernetics, room 184. So much to talk about!. What is medical image processing and analysis? Image segmentation Morphological methods Feature extraction Medical image interpretation

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Rad 270 Paranasal Sinuses

Rad 270 Paranasal Sinuses. The maxillary sinus is aerated at birth. The other sinuses begin to aerate at 6 y/o. Aeration is completed by age 18. Chronic sinusitis. T1 weighted normal sinus w&w/o gadolinium. Polyps.

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The Anatomy, Physiology and Morphology of Teeth

The Anatomy, Physiology and Morphology of Teeth. By Dr. Juliana Mathews. Tooth Anatomy. The crown: consists of enamel, dentine and pulp The root: has a root canal with blood vessels and nerves covered by cementum and held together by periodontal fibres embedded in the alveolar bone

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Nasal Cavity & Paranasal sinuses

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CN VII: FACIAL NERVE

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Equine Respiration Imaging Quiz

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