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Frequency domain analysis of cross-sectional images of the posterior mandible

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Frequency domain analysis of cross-sectional images of the posterior mandible

Auteurs : Ssu-Kuang Chen [États-Unis] ; Lars Hollender [États-Unis]

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Abstract: The Siemens Orthophos (Siemens, Mu¨nchen, Germany) is a panoramic machine that uses a microchip to control the movements of the radiation source and film. Several programs are available for different views of the facial skeleton and associated structures. Program 16 is dedicated to cross-sectional imaging of the posterior mandible. Three millimeter cross-sections were cut from 12 cadaver specimens of the mandible. These sections were imaged separately by contact radiography, 48° hypocycloidal tomography of Philips Polytome (Philips-Massiot, Paris, France), and program 16 of the Orthophos panoramic machine. Program 16 of the Orthophos was also used to image the cross-sections after they were glued back together with the surrounding parts of the specimens. Four different images of the cross-sections were thus obtained. The contact radiographs were used as gold standards. Frequency domain analysis, which was used to compare the images resulting from each imaging modality, demonstrated that useful diagnostic information was in the range of 0.12 to 0.60 cycles/mm for the contact radiographs. In spite of differing tomographic angles for the Orthophos program 16 and the hypocycloidal tomography, the images of the 3 mm cross-sections showed similar frequency distribution. However, the Orthophos Program 16 did not produce diagnostically useful images when the cross-sections were imaged with the surrounding parts of the specimens probably because of the narrow tomographic angle used for this program. These images had strong low to medium frequency components compared with the gold standard images. These results suggest that diagnostically more useful images with the Orthophos might be obtained by increasing the tomographic angle.

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