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https://lnkd.in/gDJQSZMS Article title: Temporomandibular Joint Movements during Rigid Bronchoscopy and Laryngoscopy under General Anesthesia and Pre-Post Intervention Comparisons Author(s): Heinrich D Becker*; Karl-Ludwig Sattler; Rudolf Slavicek Journal: Journal of Dental Problems and Solutions Journal ISSN: 2394-8418 Abstract: Recently rigid bronchoscopy with metal tubes has gained increasing importance, namely for interventional procedures. The objective was to examine condyle movement during rigid bronchoscopy under general anesthesia. A method to record the tracings was developed using the CADIAX III system (GAMMA AG, Klosterneuburg, Austria). The purpose of our efforts was to find out whether rigid bronchoscopy harms the temporomandibular joint. To this end, we recorded mandible movements before, during and after operation. We also conducted a brief comparison between bronchoscopy and laryngoscopy. The majority of Heidelberg Thoraxklinik patients have a past or present history of lung cancer and as such were under considerable mental stress; this extraordinary mental situation was a factor. Extreme movements were recorded, with motion probably limited by the ligaments. We found no evidence of harm to the temporomandibular joint system. #TemporomandibularJoint #Anesthesia #RigidBronchoscopy #ElectronicMeasurement #AdvancedBleedingGums #CoronalFracture #DentalAnesthesiaAndSedation #DentalPlaque #DentalRadiology #DentistryAndDiabetes #GumCancer #GumInfection #OcclusalSplint #OralLeukoplakia #Orthodentistry #Periodentistry #RootCanalTreatment #DentalRestoration #CosmeticDentistry #Peertechz #PeertechzPublications #OpenAccess #ScientificJournals #PeerReviewedJournals #OpenAccessPublishers #MinimalInterventionDentistry #OralAndMaxillofacialSurgery #DentalInstruments #Xerostomia #ForensicOdontology #DentalTraumatology #ToothBleaching #RootEndSurgery

https://lnkd.in/eaQtFqCb Article title: New Technique to Avoid General Anesthesia during Brachytherapy for Cancer Cervix Author(s): Ashraf H Hassouna Journal: International Journal of Radiology and Radiation Oncology Journal ISSN: 2640-7566 Abstract: To keep the cervical canal dilated after the first high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy fraction to avoid general anesthesia during subsequent applications. In the first HDR brachytherapy application: examination and cervical dilatation was done under general anesthesia. The proximal 4 cm of urinary Foley catheter was cut (making the new cervical tube), inserted in the cervical canal and fixed to the cervix by 3 simple silk sutures. Uterine tandem was inserted into the uterus through the new cervical tube and procedure was completed as usual. The new cervical tube was left in place after the end of the session. In the subsequent HDR brachytherapy applications: uterine tandem was inserted into the uterus through this new cervical tube without general anesthesia. All applications were evaluated by CT images and patients were treated according to CT-image-based 3D calculation.   #Brachytherapy #HDR #Cancercervix   #XRayRadiography #Ultrasound #ComputedTomography #NuclearMedicine #Peertechz #PeertechzPublications #MagneticResonanceImagingMRI #PositronEmissionTomographyPET #RadiationOncology #ImagingSciences #BreastImaging #CardiovascularImaging #ChestRadiology #DiagnosticImaging #GastrointestinalImaging #GenitourinaryRadiology #Head #Neck #MusculoskeletalRadiology #NeuroimagingAndHeadAndNeck #NeuroRadiology #PediatricImaging #DiagnosticRadiology #InterventionalRadiology #RadiationPhysics #RadiationBiology #CardiopulmonaryImaging #GastrointestinalImaging #GenitourinaryImaging #MusculoskeletalImaging #Neuroradiology #HeadAndNeckImaging #NuclearMedicineAndMolecularImaging #PediatricImaging #VascularAndInterventionalRadiology #WomensImaging #ExternalBeamIrradiation #Brachytherapy #ParticleRadiationTherapy #IntraoperativeRadiationTherapy #StereotacticRadiosurgery #Radiotherapy #ExperimentalWorkInRadiobiology #TumorBiology #RadiationPhysics #Dosimetry #RadiationTreatmentPlanning

Now in #ARRCT the #ACRM #openaccess journal Classification into different patient groups – a step toward tailoring care after major oncological surgery? from Petra Bor et al. At https://lnkd.in/epJdZqyX #cancer #cancerrehab #rehabilitation #oncology #physiatry