Features of condylography curves

doi:10.7518/hxkq.2017.05.021

Abstract

Abstract:

With the kinematic face bow, the condyle movements representing temporomandibular joint function can be recorded instantly. The condylography curves can be utilized for diagnostic analysis, as different pathophysiological conditions have unique curve patterns. By tracing the specific alterations on the curves, the structural and functional statuses of the tem-poromandibular joint can be predicted. However, to the best of our knowledge, no standardized and practicable evaluation protocol for jaw movement tracing exists. In the current study, the features of either normal or abnormal curves were reviewed. Such features can be clinically used for determining temporomandibular joint status, thereby contributing to a comprehensive diagnosis.

Key words: kinematic face bow, condylography curve, temporomandibular joint disorder

CLC Number:

R783

Hanchi Zhao, Tingting Lan, Bilu Xiang, Zhongjie Li, Yang Liu. Features of condylography curves[J]. West China Journal of Stomatology, 2017, 35(5): 555-560.

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