Publications by authors named "Hyok Park"

A patient's position changes in every CBCT scan despite patient alignment protocols. However, there have been studies to determine image quality differences when an object is located at the center of the field of view (FOV). To evaluate changes in the image quality of the CBCT scan according to different object positions, the image quality indexes of the Alphard 3030 (Alphard Roentgen Ind.

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Superimposition has been used as a method to evaluate the changes of orthodontic or orthopedic treatment in the dental field. With the introduction of cone beam CT (CBCT), evaluating 3 dimensional changes after treatment became possible by superimposition. 4 point plane orientation is one of the simplest ways to achieve superimposition of 3 dimensional images.

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Article Synopsis
  • The study aimed to evaluate how well cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) synthesized cephalograms match traditional cephalograms and to establish a method for defining normal values in 3D assessments.
  • A group of 10 adults with normal facial structures underwent imaging with both conventional and CBCT cephalograms, analyzing 21 angular and 12 linear measurements using statistical tests.
  • Results indicated that most linear and angular measurements between the two methods did not show significant differences, suggesting that traditional 2D cephalometric norms can be adapted for 3D evaluations with some corrections for distortion.
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Purpose: Mandibular tori are located above the mylohyoid ridge. These features are relatively common in most populations, but their prevalence varies with race. The purpose of this study was to identify the prevalence and features of mandibular tori in a Korean population using computed tomographic (CT) images.

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In this study, diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) were suggested and patient doses were analysed through the dose-area product value in dental radiography. In intraoral radiography, at three sites, i.e.

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Recently, simulations based on the Monte Carlo code have been increasingly applied for physics phenomena, patient dose and quality assurance of radiation systems. The objective of this study was to use Monte Carlo simulation and measurement to verify dose and dose reduction in cephalography. The collimator was constructed with 3-mm thick lead plate, and attached to the tube head to remove regions of disinterest in the radiation field.

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