BrMedJf 1989;299:1579-81 It is now nearly 120 years since Wilks' described the condition that Sir James Paget called "osteitis deformans."2 Although Paget considered that he was describing a new disease, the fact that he was able to collect data on 23 cases during his lifetime suggests that it was an established condition. On 13 December 1882 in the Bradshaw lecture "On some rare and new diseas...

Pubic complications following radical prostatectomy are rare. Osteitis pubis typically presents with symptoms related to irritation of the pubic rami including pain with ambulation and adduction of the leg. A 60-year-old male with prostatic adenocarcinoma underwent uneventful robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy. The patient noted the onset of severe pubic pain exacerbated by ambulation ...

The rapid development of dental implantology in recent years made the use of CT preoperative study a common part ofdetailed operational planning. Establishing the quality of residual alveolar bone in the area of interest, for the needs of successful osseointegration of endosteal implants, is an important part of the preoperative study . In the presence of an active bone transformation in the zo...

Maxillary osteitis is a bone tissue disease or condition with dentoalveolar origin. This remains public health concern in most developing countries, particularly the Ivory Coast. Without appropriate management, it can alter patient's overall owing to aesthetic, functional, and psychological complications. study aimed provide better understanding of odontogenic maxillary consequently improve its...