NEET MDS Shorts
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RadiologyThe extraoral radiograph that best demonstrates the subcondylar portion of the mandible is Towne's view.
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RadiologyAll of the following are radiolucent except osteopetrosis.
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RadiologyAccording to Clark's rule for localization of an object, if the tube is shifted mesially to the original angulation, the lingual object moves mesially.
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RadiologyThe cathode in a Coolidge tube is made of molybdenum, whereas the anode is made of copper.
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RadiologySubmentovertex view should be avoided in patients with cervical spondylitis because it requires extreme hyperextension of the neck. This positioning can cause severe pain, neurological complications, or injury to the cervical spine in patients with existing cervical pathology. Alternative views should be used.
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RadiologyThe best X-ray for mesiodens is occlusal.
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RadiologyThe bisecting angle technique is used to take periapical radiographs.
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RadiologyWaters view is the best radiograph for viewing fractures of maxillary bone. It provides excellent visualization of the maxillary complex, including the maxillary sinuses, zygomaticomaxillary sutures, and orbital floors, which are commonly involved in maxillary fractures.
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RadiologyEdge enhancement effect is seen with xeroradiography.
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RadiologyDouble intensifying screen and screen film are used in extraoral radiographs to reduce exposure time.