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M. Mlouka, F. Khanfir, M. Tlili, A. Hamrouni, M.S. Khalfi, F. Ben Amor - Tunisia
Published in English in Tropical Dental Journal N° 172 - Volume 43 - Décembre 2020 - 18-24
Abstract
Aim: This study aimed to investigate the incidence, morphology, size, course and the different variations of the Retro-Molar Canal (RMC) in a Tunisian population using 100 CBCTs.
Materials and methods: Sagittal, cross-sectional and axial images from 100 digital CBCTs were
analyzed using Galileos Viewer 1.9 Software. RMCs were classified into three groups according to their form. The height, the diameter, the width, and the opening site of each CRM were measured.
Results: The incidence of the RMC was 18%. Forty-two percent had a vertical course (type A), 17% had a curved course (type B) and 36% had a horizontal course (type C). A few atypical forms were also reported. The mean height was 15.38 mm ± 3.2, the mean diameter was 1.37 mm ± 0.06. In most cases, the RMC ...
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