Clinical and morphological correlation dependencies and their significance in patients with complications of labored eruption of the lower third molars

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2021-03

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Malanchuk, Vladislav
Volovar, Oksana
Oblap, Mykola
Brodetskyi, Igor
Dobryi-Vechir, Tatyana
Hryhorovskyi, Valerii
Brodetska, Liudmyla
Dyadyk, Olena
Myroshnychenko, Mykhailo

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The aim is to determine the clinical and morphological dependencies, which are important for diagnostics, treatment and prediction of outcomes of pathological processes in the region of the LTM with complicated eruption, as based on the study of histopathological changes of paradental tissue (mucous membrane, walls of retromolar pocket, alveolar bone tissue). The correlation relationships between the patients’ clinical data and the morphological parameters of damage to paradental tissue are weak, multidirectional and uncertain in the majority of combinations (considering the available number of biopsy specimens studied). The close certain positive dependence between the damage of the squamous epithelium and the inflammation activity in the lamina propria mucosae, covering the tooth: in the vast majority of cases, the presence of damaged epithelium (within the biopsy specimen) is associated with the inflammation of high activity, was established as based on correlation relationships between the morphological parameters of damage to paradental tissue. The found pathological changes and the correlations justify surgical tactics on paradental soft and osseous tissues that are directed on the LTM sparing.

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clinical and morphological correlation dependencies, lower third molars, pathomorphological features, labored eruption

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Clinical and morphological correlation dependencies and their significance in patients with complications of labored eruption of the lower third molars / V. A. Malanchuk, O. S. Volovar, M. V. Oblap, I. S. Brodetskyi, T. V. Dobryi-Vechir, V. V. Hryhorovskyi, L. O. Brodetska, O. O. Dyadyk, M. S. Myroshnychenko // Wiadomosci Lekarskie. – 2021. – Volume 74, issue 3, part 1. – Р. 441–449.