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This article reports the case of a young female adult with GAPO syndrome who presented as a peculiar dental finding unerupted primary and permanent dentitions, which resembled total anodontia on clinical examination. A cephalometric analysis was performed to investigate the alterations in facial bone development. This is the 9th GAPO syndrome case reported in a Brazilian patient.  相似文献   
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Although composite restorations can provide excellent results, it is possible that general dentists might find some of the currently proposed techniques to be complicated and demanding. This article reviews some of these concepts and presents a protocol that makes highly esthetic restorations simple yet predictable.  相似文献   
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OBJECTIVE: To present the first clinical use of a new bioabsorbable material, poly (D,L) lactic acid (PDLLA), in pediatric cranial-vault remodeling procedures. This discussion will highlight the benefits and detriments of PDLLA in comparison with currently used absorbable plating systems. DESIGN: This was a case study documenting the first North American case in which PDLLA was used to treat craniosynostosis. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Evaluation of pure PDLLA, a copolymer product of the mixture of poly L-lactic acid and its D-isomer, was used in an 8-month-old boy with a severe phenotypic expression of sagittal craniosynostosis. No signs of elevated intracranial pressure were present, and the neurological examination did not show impairments. Total cranial-vault remodeling with the "hung-span" technique was performed. The Resorb X system, containing 2.2-mm screws and 0.6- to 1-mm-thick plates, was used to stabilize the reconstructed cranial vault. RESULTS: No surgical complications occurred. The preoperative cranial index measured 62. The scaphocephalic appearance of the skull was eliminated, and the cranial index was normalized to 77. The screws and plates were less palpable than other plating systems. Twelve months postoperatively, none of the plates and screws were identifiable by external palpation. CONCLUSION: Resorb X has been successfully used in the treatment of sagittal craniosynostosis. Its rapid rate of resorption and lower profile make it an advantageous system for pediatric skull reconstruction. This represents the first use of this product in the United States for any pathology.  相似文献   
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This study verifies whether there is any temperature change during photoactivation of two resin composites (Filtek Z250 and Filtek Flow) with three different light curing methods (conventional halogen light curing unit, light emitting diodes curing unit and xenon plasma arc curing unit) and the relationship of temperature change with resin composite hardness. A type-K thermocouple registered the temperature rise peak in an elastomer mold during photoactivation. After photoactivation, the specimens were submitted to Knoop hardness test performed by an indenter (HMV-2000) under a load of 50g for 15 seconds. Both the temperature change data and results of the Knoop hardness test were submitted to ANOVA and Tukey's test at the 5% significance level. No statistical differences in temperature rise were recorded for the different composites following processing by light curing unit (p>0.05). The conventional halogen source produced statistically higher temperatures (p<0.05) than the other units. The plasma arc source promoted statistically lower (p<0.05) Knoop hardness values and temperature changes than the other light curing units.  相似文献   
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<正>The worldwide prevalence of spinal cord injury(SCI)ranges from 233 to 755 per million inhabitants,whereas the reported incidence lies between 10.4 and 83 per million inhabitants annually(Wyndaele and Wyndaele,2006).Thus,the socioeconomic impact of SCI associated with cervical trauma is high enough that it could become an important concern in the vast majority of developed countries.  相似文献   
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Introduction

The objective of this study is to assess whether the results of loop ileostomy closure in terms of morbidity and hospital stay are influenced by the type of anastomosis and suture used.

Method

All patients who underwent loop ileostomy closure were reviewed. A retrospective cohort study comparing morbidity and hospital stay according to the type of anastomosis (TT/LL) and the type of suture (hand sewn/mechanical) was performed.

Results

From January 2003 to November 2011 a total of 167 loop ileostomy closures were analized. The groups were: type of anastomosis (TT 95/LL 72) and type of suture (manual 105/stapled 62). In 76% of the observed population the underlying disease was cancer. Mortality occurred in one case. The stratified morbidity analysis by type of complications showed no significant differences between the groups in terms of local (7.4% TT, LL 8.3%, 6.7% hand sewn, stapled 9.7%), general (TT 9.5%, 16.7% LL, hand sewn 6.7%, 6.5% stapled) and surgical (TT 15.8%, 19.4% LL, hand sewn 17.1%, 17.7% stapled) complications, nor in the rate of reoperations (TT 6.3%, 6.9% LL, hand sewn 6.7%, 6.5% stapled) and hospital stay in days (TT 7.8, 8 LL, hand sewn 8.6, stapled 6.7)

Conclusions

Closure of loop ileostomy can be performed regardless of the type of suture or anastomosis used, with the same rate of morbidity and hospital stay.  相似文献   
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It has been demonstrated that patients receiving mobilization techniques do not exhibit tolerance to repeated applications. However, this phenomenon has not been investigated for thoracic manipulation. Our aim was to determine if patients receiving thoracic thrust manipulation exhibit tolerance to repeated applications in acute mechanical neck pain. Forty-five patients were randomly assigned to two groups. The control group received electro- and thermotherapy for 5 sessions, and the experimental group received the same program and also received a thoracic thrust manipulation once a week for 3 consecutive weeks. Outcome measures included neck pain and cervical mobility. Within-session change scores for pain and mobility during treatment sessions #1, 3, and 5 were examined with a one-way repeated measured ANOVA. A 2-way ANOVA with session as within-subject variable and group as between-subject variable was used to compare change scores for each visit between groups to ascertain if there were significant between-group differences in within-session changes for the experimental versus the control group. The ANOVA showed that for either group the 3 within-session change scores were not significantly different (P > 0.1). The 2-way ANOVA revealed significant differences between groups for both pain and neck mobility in within-session change scores (all, P < 0.001). Change scores in each session were superior in the experimental group as compared to those in the control group. The results suggest that patients receiving thoracic manipulation do not exhibit tolerance to repeated applications with regard to pain and mobility measures in acute mechanical neck pain. Further studies should investigate the dose-response relationship of thoracic thrust manipulation in this population.KEYWORDS: Neck Pain, Thoracic Thrust Manipulation, ToleranceNeck pain is a significant problem in society. The incidence rate for self-reported neck pain in the general population has been reported to be between 146 and 213 per 1,000 patient years1. The reported point prevalence of neck pain varies between 9.5–35%2,3. The 12-month prevalence for neck pain ranges from 30–50%, and the 12-month prevalence of activity-limiting pain is reported to be between 1.7% and 11.5%1. Nearly half of patients with neck pain will go on to develop chronic symptoms4, and many will continue to exhibit moderate disability at long-term follow-up5. In the United States, neck pain accounts for almost 1% of all visits to primary care physicians6. After lumbar spine-related diagnoses at 19%, cervical spine diagnoses were the second most common reason for referral at 16% in a US study on outpatient physical therapy7. Similarly, the economic burden associated with the management of neck pain patients is second only to low back pain in annual workers'' compensation costs in the United States8.In the majority of patients with neck pain, no patho-anatomic diagnosis can be provided resulting in a diagnostic label of non-specific or mechanical neck pain for many patients. Childs et al9 have proposed a treatment-based classification system to further differentiate among this likely heterogeneous group of patients. In this classification, manual therapy to the cervical and thoracic spine, particularly thrust and non-thrust manipulation, is the main treatment intervention proposed for management of the mobility subgroup. There is growing evidence supporting the use of thoracic thrust manipulation in the management of this subgroup of patients with mechanical neck pain with multiple studies showing noted improvements in pain, range of motion, and function1013.However, the design of previous studies1013 has varied in that the researchers have used different numbers of manipulations. This makes it difficult for clinicians to determine how many applications of thrust manipulation are likely to maximize patient outcomes. In this context, one issue we need to consider is whether repeated application of thoracic manipulation leads to tolerance. Tolerance is defined here as a decrease in the effect size or magnitude of the intervention over time, as measured within sessions. Tolerance should affect the number of interventions provided. In the context of thoracic manipulation for patients with mechanical neck pain, tolerance to thoracic manipulation would logically decrease the number of manipulations that are applied and that are required for the demonstrated positive study outcomes.Paungmali et al14 studied tolerance to repeated applications of a manual non-thrust technique directed at the elbow region. They showed that the technique had a hypoalgesic effect measured as an increase in pressure pain threshold levels at each session that was of similar magnitude to the first time the technique was administered, suggesting that non-thrust techniques do not cause tolerance to repeated applications. It should be noted that this study did not include a control group so the possibility of consistent improvements in their cohort could have potentially been related to a placebo effect. Irrespective, this phenomenon of cumulative tolerance has yet to be investigated with regards to thrust techniques. Studying thrust in addition to non-thrust techniques is relevant, since non-thrust and thrust interventions stimulate different axial sensory beds15. Also, thoracic spine manipulation was shown to result in significantly greater short-term reductions in pain and disability than thoracic non-thrust manipulation in neck pain patients16. From a clinical perspective, one could argue that it is necessary to investigate the tolerance aspect not only with regard to neurophysiological measures, such as pressure pain thresholds, but also with regard to clinically relevant outcomes, such as pain and mobility.We recently conducted a randomized clinical controlled trial comparing the effectiveness of an electro- and thermotherapy program alone or in combination with thoracic spine thrust manipulation in patients with acute neck pain17. This paper presents a secondary analysis of data related to the tolerance aspect of the thoracic spine thrust manipulation. The purpose of this paper is to analyze whether repeated application of thoracic manipulation causes tolerance with regard to pain and mobility outcomes in patients with acute neck pain. We hypothesized that repeated application of thoracic spine manipulation would not lead to tolerance to repeated applications both with regard to pain and neck mobility outcomes.  相似文献   
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