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Patel, Wilson, Dawood, Mannocci. IEJ 2012 (Part 1) |
More PA lesions were detected by CBCT compared to 2D images. periapical lesions were present in 20% roots with periapical radiographs and 48% with CBCT. Seventy-five additional roots were detected with CBCT. +151 teeth (273 roots), preop status, pt 1 of 2 -no gold standard (histo) |
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Patel, Wilson, Dawood, Foschi, Mannocci. IEJ 2012 (Part 2) |
The 'healed' rate was 87% using PA and 62.5% using CBCT (P<0.001). This increased to 95.1% and 84.7%, respectively, when the 'healing' group was included (P<0.002). There was a 14 times increase in failure rate when teeth with no pre-op PARL were assessed with CBCT compared with PA at 1year. +123 teeth, 1 yr f/u |
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Petersson, Axelsson, Davidson, Frisk, Hakeberg, Kvist, Norlund, Mejàre, Portenier, Sandberg, Tranaeus, Bergenholtz. IEJ 2012 |
There is insufficient evidence that the digital intraoral radiographic technique is diagnostically as accurate as the conventional film technique. The same applies to CBCT. Sys Rev/ |
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Kruse, Spin-Neto, Wenzel, Kirkevang. IEJ 2015 |
There is a tendency for a higher accuracy for periapical lesion detection using CBCT compared to two-dimensional imaging methods. Sys Rev/ |
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Estrela, Bueno, Leles, Azevedo, Azevedo. JOE 2008 |
the prevalence of AP was significantly higher with CBCT, in comparison to periapical and panoramic radiographs (63.3% vs 35.3% vs 17.6% in RCTed teeth and 74.7% vs 36.1% vs 21.7% in non RCTed teeth). +1508 teeth, clinical study |
