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• Title:Cone beam computed tomography in endodontics / editors, Shanon Patel, Simon Harvey, Hagay Shemesh, Conor Durack ; contributors Francesca Abella Sans DDS, PhD [and ten others].
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Patel, Shanon.
  Harvey, Simon.
  Shemesh, Hagay, 1966-
  Durack, Conor.
  
• Published/Created:Surrey, United Kingdom : Quintessence Publishing Co. Ltd, 2016.
  ©2016
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WU230 .C747 2016
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:c.1 On loan - Due on 05-02-2024
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Endodontics.
  Mouth--Tomography.
  
• Medical Subjects: Endodontics.
  Cone-Beam Computed Tomography.
  Dental Pulp Diseases--radiography.
  
• Description:144 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:1850972915
  9781850972914
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Limitations of Conventional Radiography and Adjunct Imaging Techniques
  Introduction
  Limitations of conventional radiographic imaging
  Superimposition of three-dimensional anatomy
  Geometric distortion
  Anatomical noise
  Follow-up radiographs
  Advanced radiographic techniques for endodontic diagnosis
  Magnetic resonance imaging
  Ultrasound
  Tuned aperture computed tomography
  Computed tomography
  Cone beam computed tomography
  Conclusions
  Acknowledgement
  References
  ch. 2 Radiation Physics
  Introduction
  electromagnetic wave
  Individual photons or continuous waves?
  X-ray production
  Bremsstrahlung
  Characteristic radiation
  Heat
  Spectrum profile
  Filtering
  Altering the mA or kV
  Summary
  Interaction with matter
  Absorbed X-rays
  Scattered X-rays
  Transmitted X-rays
  Further reading
  ch. 3 Cone Beam Computed Tomography
  differences and similarities between multidetector computed tomography and cone beam computed tomography
  Multidetector computed tomography
  CBCT
  Detector types
  Image intensifier
  Indirect digital flat panels
  Direct digital flat panels
  Comparing the three detector types
  Detective quantum efficiency
  Image reconstruction methods
  Filtered back projection
  Problems with filtered back projection and iteration
  Image quality
  Contrast resolution
  Spatial resolution
  Testing contrast and spatial resolution
  Noise
  Unsharpness
  Ideal machine characteristics
  Further reading
  ch. 4 Using CBCT: Dose, Risks and Artefacts
  Introduction
  Dose and risk
  Ionising biological tissue
  Stochastic risk
  Measuring dose
  UK background dose
  Age and risk
  Estimating risk
  Dose-reducing measures
  Justification
  Ensure patient is set up correctly
  Raise kV and reduce mA
  Dose-reduction feature
  Larger voxels
  Low mA
  Correct filtering
  mA modulation
  Physical collimation
  180-degree views
  Pulsed beam
  Average dose for CBCT scanners
  Artefacts in CBCT
  Extinction artefacts
  Beam-hardening artefacts
  Partial volume effect
  Aliasing artefacts
  Ring artefacts
  Motion artefacts
  Noise
  Summary of artefacts
  Viewing and storing images
  PACS
  DICOM
  Viewing monitor
  Lighting conditions
  Storage of images
  Training requirements
  CBCT-specific regulations
  Assessment of images
  Further reading
  ch. 5 Dentoalveolar Anatomy
  Introduction
  anatomy of the maxilla and palatine bone
  anatomy of the nose and nasal cavity
  anatomy of the maxillary sinus
  anatomy of the alveolar bone
  anatomy of the maxillary teeth
  anatomy of the mandible
  anatomy of the mandibular canal
  anatomy of the mental foramen
  mandibular alveolar bone
  Conclusions
  References
  ch. 6 Assessment of Root Canal Anatomy
  Introduction
  Complex anatomy
  Incisor and canine teeth
  Premolar teeth
  Molar teeth
  Anomalous tooth forms
  Dens invaginatus
  Taurodontism
  Fused teeth
  Pulp chamber parameters
  Root length and curvature
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 7 Apical Periodontitis
  Introduction
  Limitations of conventional periapical radiography
  Detection of apical periodontitis
  Assessment of the outcome of endodontic treatment
  Radiographic appearance of apical periodontitis
  Conventional radiography
  Cone beam computed tomography
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 8 Non-surgical and Surgical Re-treatment
  Introduction
  Non-surgical endodontic re-treatment
  Presence of a periapical lesion
  Quality of existing root canal treatment
  Missed root canals and anatomical features
  Surgical endodontic re-treatment
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 9 Traumatic Dental Injuries
  Introduction
  Radiographic assessment of TDI
  Background
  Radiographic assessment of specific TDI
  Radiographic follow-up of TDI
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 10 Root Resorption
  Introduction
  External root resorption
  Internal root resorption
  External root resorption
  External surface resorption
  External inflammatory resorption
  External replacement resorption
  External cervical resorption
  Internal root resorption
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 11 Vertical Root Fractures
  Introduction
  Conventional radiography
  Cone beam computed tomography
  Ex vivo studies
  In vivo studies
  Conclusion
  References.