Keywords
diagnostics
etiology of the disease
computer forecasting system
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Abstract
Retrospective clinical anamnestic and radiographic characteristics of patients with various forms of odontogenic maxillary sinusitis 206 case histories with various forms of odontogenic maxillary sinusitis (OMS) have been studied and analyzed. It was composed of 3 main groups of patients with OMS respectively from the form of pathology: acute forms, chronic forms and exacerbation of chronic OMS. Each group in turn was distributed by gender, age, depending on the etiological factor that caused the maxillary sinusitis and the method of x-ray. An analysis of gender and age indicators found that the exacerbation of the chronic form was prevailed – 147 patients (71.3%) with catarrhal-polyposis manifestations. More often OMS suffered from women (56.8%) than men (43.2%) in the youngest working age from 25 to 44 years old (61.1%). Analyzing the data of etiological factors it was found that the most common was a radicular cyst ( purulent form ) – 71 clinical cases (34,4%). Computed tomography with 3D-imaging, which was performed in 50,8% of clinical cases (178 patients) gave the greatest opportunity for a detailed study of changes in the maxillary sinuses and established odontogenic factor of the disease.References
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