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Dental Materials
<p>Impression Materials -Applications&nbsp;</p>

Applications a. Dentulous impressions for casts for prosthodontics b. Dentulous impressions for pedodontic appliances c. Dentulous impressions for study models for orthodontics d. Edentulous impressions for casts for denture construction…

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Extraction Patterns for Presurgical Orthodontics

General Pathology
<p>A dermatofibroma</p>

A dermatofibroma is a benign tumor of the dermis, MC located on the lower extremity, where it has a nodular, pigmented appearance. &nbsp;- composed of benign histiocytes.…

Radiology
<p>RELATIVE RADIO SENSITIVITY OF THE TISSUES</p>

RELATIVE RADIO SENSITIVITY OF THE TISSUES Radiosensitive (2500 r or less kills or seriously injures many cells) Lymphocytes and lymphoblasts Bone marrow (myeloblastic and erythroblastic cells) Epithelium Germ cells (testes and ovary) Radioresponsive (2500-5000 r kills or seriously injures many cells) Epithelium of skin and many appendages. Endothelium of blood vessels Salivary glands Growing bone and cartilage. Conjunctiva, cornea and lens of eye …

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Prognosis After Traumatic Brain Injury

Prognosis After Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Determining the prognosis for patients after a&nbsp;traumatic brain injury (TBI)&nbsp;is a complex and multifaceted process. Several factors can influence the outcome, and understanding these variables is crucial for clinicians in managing TBI patients effectively. Below is an overview of the key prognostic indicators, with a focus on the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) and other factors that correlate with severity a…

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