Oral examination

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k field, algebraically closed G finite group Definitions (1) A representation of G over k of degree n is a homomorphism of groups ρ : G→GLn(k), or equivalently, a kG-module structure for an n-dimensional k vector space M , where kG is the group algebra. (2) A representation M is irreducible if it is a simple kG-module, and indecomposable if M 6= N1 ⊕ N2 for any non-trivial submodules N1, N2. No...

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Networked control systems (NCSs) present many advantages such as easy installation and maintenance, flexible layouts and structures of components, and efficient allocation and distribution of resources. Consequently, they find potential applications in a variety of emerging industrial systems including multi-agent systems, power grids, tele-operations and cyberphysical systems. The study of NCS...

Comparison of oral hygiene diagnosis using oral clinical examination and photography based on global oral health scale

BACKGROUND AND AIM: The present study aims in assessing the compliance in diagnosis of oral hygiene by means of clinical examination, oral photography, and Global Oral Health Scale criteria.METHODS: The total number of 100 patients referring to the school of dentistry was examined regarding the teeth decay, cavities, as well as gum and periodontal conditions. Finally, 20 patients were selected ...

Oral cavity examination: beyond the core curriculum?

There has been little improvement in the survival of patients with oral cancer despite advances in treatment, and late presentation of the disease is one reason for this poor outcome. Research and experience tell us that tuition in medical schools about examination of the oral cavity is poor. We aimed to ascertain the opinions and experience of students regarding this in our institution by diss...