Radiology and Peri-radicular Region Flashcards

1
Q

trabecula pattern of mandible?

A

thick
close together
horizontally aligned

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2
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trabecula pattern of maxilla?

A

finer
more widely spread
no obvious alignment pattern

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3
Q

most important features of periapical xray?

A

radiolucent line - space where periodontal ligament is
radiopaque = lamina dura
trabecula pattern and density of surrounding bone

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4
Q

important features of the radiograph can be lost due to what?

A

contrast
resolution
superimposition
personal variation

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5
Q

initial acute inflammation on an xray?

A

no apparent changes

or possible widening of periodontal ligament = perforation

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6
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initial spread of inflammation on xray?

A

loss of lamina dura at apex

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7
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further inflammatory spread on xray?

A

periapical bone loss

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8
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initial chronic inflammation on xray?

A

no bone destruction seen

dense sclerotic bone periapically

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9
Q

long standing chronic inflammation on xray?

A

circumbscribed, well defined, radiolucent area periapically and surrounding sclerotic bone

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10
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what is radiolucency often seen as?

A

rarefying osteitis

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11
Q

endodontics and radiography?

A

need to separate roots, may need to use bisected angle technique
multiple views at different stages of treatment

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