Publications by authors named "S Via"
Objectives: To evaluate the incidence of retrograde peri-implantitis (RPI) generally and the incidence of RPI with an endodontic-treated adjacent tooth and/or a periapical radiolucency.
Method: The retrospective case-control study included the follow-up periapical images of single dental implants. Two calibrated graduate endodontic residents evaluated simultaneously the presence of RPI and the adjacent teeth status (a previous root canal treatment (RCT) and the periapical status).
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- The study describes the skeletal remains of a short-statured individual (T17) found in Modena, Italy, and performs a differential diagnosis to identify the cause of their short stature.
- T17 was a 20-30-year-old female, 128 cm tall, diagnosed with disproportionate dwarfism due to congenital skeletal dysplasia, likely hypochondroplasia.
- The research highlights the anatomical features of hypochondroplasia and suggests that the burial context dates back to the 6th century, associated with early Lombard settlements in Italy, with recommendations for future genetic analysis to confirm potential mutations.*
Aim: To describe a case of autotransplantation nine weeks after the extraction of a hopeless tooth with a large periradicular lesion, which enabled the healing of the recipient site.
Summary: A 19-year-old male in generally good health was referred for evaluation of tooth 46. Clinically, there were class III mobility and sensitivity to percussion and palpation.
Due to their position at the land-sea interface, barrier islands are vulnerable to both oceanic and atmospheric climate change-related drivers. In response to relative sea-level rise, barrier islands tend to migrate landward via overwash processes which deposit sediment onto the backbarrier marsh, thus maintaining elevation above sea level. In this paper, we assess the importance of interior upland vegetation and sediment transport (from upland to marsh) on the movement of the marsh-upland boundary in a transgressive barrier system along the mid-Atlantic Coast.
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