Radiographic Diagnosis of Systemic Diseases Manifested in the Jaws PDF
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King Fahd Hospital of the University
Dr Arishiya Thapasum
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This presentation covers the radiographic diagnosis of systemic diseases, focusing on manifestations in the jaws. The content outlines the scope of the lecture, including endocrine and metabolic bone diseases, and the applications of diagnostic imaging, while also discussing the effects on teeth and associated structures. It looks at various conditions like rickets, osteomalacia, hyperparathyroidism, hypoparathyroidism, pseudohypoparathyroidism and more.
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RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES MANIFESTED IN THE JAWS DR ARISHIYA THAPASUM SCOPE OF THE LECTURE Systemic diseases can have oral maxillofacial and radiographic changes. General dentists are likely to encounter one many of systemic diseases that present withand oral maxillofacial rad...
RADIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES MANIFESTED IN THE JAWS DR ARISHIYA THAPASUM SCOPE OF THE LECTURE Systemic diseases can have oral maxillofacial and radiographic changes. General dentists are likely to encounter one many of systemic diseases that present withand oral maxillofacial radiologic changes. This lecture will serve as a eye opener to various manifestations of systemic diseases (Clinical, General manifestations in other bones & exclusively in the jaws) CONTENT OF THE LECTURE ENDOCRINE DISORDERS METABOLIC BONE DISEASES OTHER SYSTEMIC DISEASES APPLICATIONS OF DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING MAJOR IMAGING CHANGES TO BONE WITH ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC BONE DISEASES. 1. CHANGE IN SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE BONE 2. CHANGE IN THE NUMBER, SIZE, AND ORIENTATION OF TRABECULAE 3. ALTERED THICKNESS AND DENSITY OF CORTICAL STRUCTURES 4. INCREASE OR DECREASE IN OVERALL DENSITY BONE 5. CHANGES TO THE BONE CORTEX OR TRABECULAE CAN RESULT IN A DECREASE INCREASE OR IN BONE DENSITY. EFFECTS ON TEETH AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES 1. ACCELERATED OR DELAYED ERUPTION 2. HYPOPLASIA 3. HYPOCALCIFICATION 4. LOSS OF A DISTINCT LAMINA DURA IMAGING FEATURES Note: Loss of heterogeneity when you compare the cortical & trabecular components There is heterogeneity when you compare the teeth standing out in the bony background depicting a sharper contrast by teeth RICKETS AND OSTEOMALACIA HYPOPHOSPHATEMIC RICKETS HYPOPHOSPHATASIA HYPER -PARATHYROIDISM HYPOPARATHYROIDISM AND PSEUDOHYPOPARATHYROIDISM HYPERPITUITARISM