Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment

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Autor(a) principal: FLAIBAN,Everton
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: ALONSO,Maria Beatriz Carrazzone Cal, FREITAS,Cláudio Fróes de, TORRES,Fernando César, Lipiec-XIMENES,Michel, COSTA,André Luiz Ferreira
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Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: RGO - Revista Gaúcha de Odontologia (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: The aim of this retrospective study was to determine and quantify incidental findings in CBCT scans taken exclusively for orthodontic purposes. Methods: A total of 202 scans were evaluated by two examiners and classified into five different groups. Results: A total of 227 incidental findings were found in a sample of patients aged 5-58 years old. The highest number of findings was of dental origin (n = 157), followed by airway (N = 46), skull (N = 16) and ATM (n = 8). Scans with no incidental finding accounted for 20% of the examinations. Subjects having lower mean age were found in the group of airway findings. The prevalence of incidental findings in the current study was consistent with the literature, thus corroborating their high frequency. Orthodontists who make use of CBCT are responsible for assessment of all data. Conclusion: The precise evaluation of incidental findings may help in the early diagnosis, treatment and patient monitoring. Further studies should be conducted to assess the influence of these findings on the orthodontic treatment.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
title Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
spellingShingle Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
FLAIBAN,Everton
Diagnostic imaging
Incidental findings
Orthodontics.
title_short Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
title_full Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
title_fullStr Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
title_full_unstemmed Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
title_sort Incidental findings in patients evaluated with cone beam computed tomography for orthodontic treatment
author FLAIBAN,Everton
author_facet FLAIBAN,Everton
ALONSO,Maria Beatriz Carrazzone Cal
FREITAS,Cláudio Fróes de
TORRES,Fernando César
Lipiec-XIMENES,Michel
COSTA,André Luiz Ferreira
author_role author
author2 ALONSO,Maria Beatriz Carrazzone Cal
FREITAS,Cláudio Fróes de
TORRES,Fernando César
Lipiec-XIMENES,Michel
COSTA,André Luiz Ferreira
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv FLAIBAN,Everton
ALONSO,Maria Beatriz Carrazzone Cal
FREITAS,Cláudio Fróes de
TORRES,Fernando César
Lipiec-XIMENES,Michel
COSTA,André Luiz Ferreira
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Diagnostic imaging
Incidental findings
Orthodontics.
topic Diagnostic imaging
Incidental findings
Orthodontics.
description ABSTRACT Objective: The aim of this retrospective study was to determine and quantify incidental findings in CBCT scans taken exclusively for orthodontic purposes. Methods: A total of 202 scans were evaluated by two examiners and classified into five different groups. Results: A total of 227 incidental findings were found in a sample of patients aged 5-58 years old. The highest number of findings was of dental origin (n = 157), followed by airway (N = 46), skull (N = 16) and ATM (n = 8). Scans with no incidental finding accounted for 20% of the examinations. Subjects having lower mean age were found in the group of airway findings. The prevalence of incidental findings in the current study was consistent with the literature, thus corroborating their high frequency. Orthodontists who make use of CBCT are responsible for assessment of all data. Conclusion: The precise evaluation of incidental findings may help in the early diagnosis, treatment and patient monitoring. Further studies should be conducted to assess the influence of these findings on the orthodontic treatment.
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