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Surgical Crown lengthening (SCL) procedure facilitates restorative and prosthetic rehabilitation to provide adequate clinical crown structure to teeth which are otherwise compromised due to subgingival pathologies. One of the main advantages of the surgery is gain in supragingival crown length which
This study will comprise of a three-arm, parallel, comparative, randomized treatment of children aged 3 to 11 years presenting with acute odontogenic infection. The three arms of the study includes 1) Odontopaste® as a one time intra-canal placement, 2) Calcium hydroxide (gold standard) as a one
Study design and sample description of this study was performed at the Department of Oral Surgery of Clinical Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb, Croatia.
Respondents are the patients who need to do the operation of both lower third molars and due to this they are in the Clinical Hospital Dubrava. All
The world of medical science is replete with a plethora of conditions both physiological and pathological which exhibit manifold symptoms, some of which man has conquered while against others, he is still waging a relentless battle. In this fast changing world of stress and cut throat competition,
STUDY DESIGN
Clinical double-blind, randomized, split-mouth trial. This study was submitted to and approved by the Human Research Ethics Committees of Hospital Geral de Vila Penteado under CAA Protocol: 34824714.8.0000.5446.
MASKING AND RANDOMIZATION
To ensure that the patient, the main researcher,
The study is a non-randomized phase-II trial. In total there are 3 therapy arms.
Patients are assigned to one of these therapy arms according to the tumor status and the quality and kind of surgery. The aim of this study is to investigate if a risk-adapted dose- and target-volume concept in clearly
Study design A double-blind, randomized, crossover, clinical trial with a split-mouth design was carried out. This study received approval from the Human Research Ethics Committee of the institution at which it was carried out (process number: 001.0.097.000-08) and was conducted in compliance with
The optimal management of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma typically involves primary surgical resection, and the indications for adjuvant radiotherapy are based on pathologic markers of intermittent - and high-risk disease, which include positive margins, extracapsular nodal extension,
In the past two decades the interest in minimally invasive techniques for transoral treatment of head and neck benign and malignant lesions has been growing due to the decreased morbidity of transoral approaches, and some surgeons have been moving away from traditional open resections. Transoral
Nasopharyngeal carcinomas (NPCs) are highly radiosensitive tumors, and the primary treatment of NPCs is radiotherapy.1 Because most patients who have NPC are at advanced stages when initially seen, local failures in terms of persistence or recurrence are not infrequent after primary radiotherapy.2,3