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This textbook will enable both undergraduate and postgraduate dental students to interpret the radiological appearances of a wide range of radiographs from intra-oral periapical and bitewing views to skull views; CAT scans, and sialograms. This book has a question and answer format, with detailed notes accompanying the answers. It is highly illustrated with well chosen radiographs. It covers all the common dental, oral, and maxillary disorders as well as anatomical anomalies and dental, bone, and joint manifestations of systemic disease.
This text addresses the clinical challenge of accurately interpreting diverse radiographic images to diagnose orofacial diseases and systemic manifestations. The authors, Crispian M. Scully and Stephen R. Porter, utilize their extensive academic and clinical backgrounds in oral medicine to provide a structured pedagogical framework. By employing a question-and-answer format, the book guides practitioners through the diagnostic process, linking visual radiographic evidence to specific pathological conditions and anatomical anomalies.
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Experts and educators recognize this text as a standard resource for dental students and practitioners seeking to refine their diagnostic interpretation skills. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the question-and-answer format for self-assessment and clinical preparation.
Page Count:
120
Publication Date:
1991-09-26
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192615858
ISBN-13:
9780192615855
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