Canalis Sinuosus Mimicking Periapical Pathology on, Radiographic Assessment.

The canalis sinuosus is an anatomical variation whereby the infraorbital canal sometimes generates a small, lateral branch (canal) close to its midpoint, to allow the passage of the anterior superior alveolar neurovascular bundle in the anterior maxilla. This article focuses on an incidental finding of this variant, in a 74-year-old Trinidadian female of Afro-Caribbean descent with an endodontic presenting complaint. The canalis sinuosus shadow on conventional radiography resulted in uncertainty as to the offending tooth until a 3-dimensional scan was undertaken in this region.

A cross-sectional survey of prospective healthcare professionals' knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of medical Cannabis.

Background: Compounds isolated from possess many beneficial effects creating a renewed worldwide interest in its therapeutic potential. With increased legalization for medicinal use globally, healthcare professionals must be familiar with the drug's uses and potential adverse effects.

Objective: To determine prospective healthcare providers' knowledge, attitude and perception to medical .