Adhesions in Temporomandibular Joint

CLINICAL REPORT

Australian Dental Journal 2002;47:(2):163-169

Adhesions in the temporomandibular control stick: Formation and significance
M Hase*

Abstract Background: Adhesions are much seen in the derange temporomandibular interchangeable (TMJ). In the archaean stage of the degenerative process the devotion does not look to be a significant factor in trim back mandibular movement. This is reversed in advanced degenerative joint disease where the adhesion subscribe tos release to achieve a competent clinical result. Correlation of clinical history and findings within the joint should increase understanding of limited jaw movement. Methods: Arthroscopic examination of deranged TMJs was performed on 75 patients with limited jaw opening and gibe with the history of the derangement. Results: A progressive maturation of adhesion governance was observed with longer standing symptoms. A different adhesion pattern was noted with derangement caused by direct injury on the joint. Conclusions: Internal derangement of the TMJ is associated with validation of intra-articular adhesions. These are unconvincing to be associated with reduced condyle movement in the early shape of the derangement. Later stage adhesions are more substantial and require release to achieve a satisfactory clinical outcome.




key out words: Temporomandibular joint, internal derangement, early adhesions, late adhesions, clinical implications. (Accepted for subject 12 September 2000.)

INTRODUCTION The formation of fibrous tissue paper is a usual part of the repair process in soft tissue injury. Uncontrolled formation of or formation in an area usually devoid of fibrous bands frequently leads to further complications. A particular difficulty is seen with formation of adhesions in articular joints. The free motion of an articular joint is inherent for full function of the structures attached to that joint. Restriction of movement of the joint can be due to pathology within the joint cavity, changes involving the...If you penury to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay



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