On Bone Tumors treated during Three Months

comparison of conventional and standardized bone densitometry around implants in periapical radiographs during a three months period

background: comparing continuous films taken at different timescales is a way to study the alveolar bone changes around the implant over time. one of the important concerns in quantitative analysis of the alveolar bone changes over the time is to reduce variations in the x-ray imaging geometry and image density. methods: using a modified xcp film holder together with the bite recording material...

Overview on Bone Sacral Tumors

Primary sacral tumors are rare, accounting for approximately 5–7% of all spinal tumors [1]. Metastases are the most common malignant tumors of the sacrum and can be derived from lung, breast, kidney, prostate, head and neck, gastrointestinal, or skin (melanoma) cancers [2, 3, 62]. Primary benign and malignant tumors of the sacrum may arise from bone or neural elements or the bone marrow in case...

Comparison of Conventional and Standardized Bone Densitometry around Implants in Periapical Radiographs during a Three Months Period

BACKGROUND Comparing continuous films taken at different timescales is a way to study the alveolar bone changes around the implant over time. One of the important concerns in quantitative analysis of the alveolar bone changes over the time is to reduce variations in the X-ray imaging geometry and image density. METHODS Using a modified XCP film holder together with the bite recording material...

Bone Tumors

Knee bone tumors: findings on conventional radiology*

The knee is a common site for bone tumors, whether clinically painful or not. Conventional radiology has been established as the first line of investigation in patients with knee pain and can reveal lesions that often generate questions not only for the generalist physician but also for the radiologist or general orthopedist. History, image examination, and histopathological analysis compose th...