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OP 97<br />

Title<br />

DENTAL-ORIGINATED PATHOSES OF THE MAXILLARy SINuS<br />

Authors<br />

L. PATAKy 1 , b. KOVACS JR., R. MAy, M. MAy, J. ANGyAL<br />

aBSTracTS OP 9<br />

Affiliations<br />

1 SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 2 SEMMELWEIS<br />

UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 3 UNIVERSITY OF SZEGED, FACULTY<br />

OF DENTISTRY, SZEGED, HUNGARY, 4 UNIVERSITY OF SZEGED, FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, SZEGED,<br />

HUNGARY, 5 University of Debrecen, Faculty of Dental Sciences, DEBRECEN, HUNGARY<br />

Body<br />

Objectives: To review the radiographic features of pathoses originated from a dental inflammation<br />

and causing mucosal and/or bony findings in the neighbourhood of teeth.<br />

Methods: The anterograde and retrograde follow-up of above mentioned c<strong>as</strong>es h<strong>as</strong> been<br />

investigated in this study. The c<strong>as</strong>es of dental pathoses were <strong>as</strong>sessed with various imaging<br />

modalities (intraoral and panoramic radiographs, conventional and Cone-Beam CT) would be<br />

presented.<br />

Conclusions: Especially because the mucositis and/or “halo-formation” are pathognomic, their<br />

disappearances are the signs of healing. The recent introduction of CBCT h<strong>as</strong> been contributed<br />

considerably to a better understanding and interpreting of these kind of lesions. The air-filled<br />

periapical appearance is a unique one in the maxillary sinus. Probably the lesions at the other<br />

parts of the maxilla (and the mandible, too) would be the same pathoses but without this<br />

special appearance possibility in the „air”?<br />

Keywords<br />

MAXILLARY SINUSITIS, Panoramic Radiography, Cone-Beam CT<br />

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