Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to E González Rodríguez.
We describe a case of compound odontome in a adolescent thirteen years old. The electronics microscopy reveale that the compound odontome is constituted for various dental formations which histologically composition is similar to the normal teeth.
Dental retention is a cause of irregularities in the dental eruption. The retention of upper central incisors, although it is not very frequent, presents peculiar diagnostic and therapeutic aspects. We present a case of retention of a upper central incisor, due to a total inversion of said incisor.
The purpose of the study was to investigate a pattern of caries in preschool children, associated with a history of frequent drinking of fruit juices or sugered milk, into the feeding bottle, often given at bedtime. The rampant caries which are produced affect all maxillary primary incisors and the first primary molars, the canines and the second primary molars are less affected and the mandibular primary incisors never are affected. The treatment needs have been determinated. The extractions, the obturations, pulpotomy and stainless steel crown together with infant denture, this therapeutic ways have been utilized.
The purpose of this research is to compare the prevalence of dental malocclusions in a group of Cerebral Palsy children and a group of normal children. Throughout this investigation it was seen that Cerebral Palsy children have a greater tendency toward a Class II malocclusions and Open Bite.
Heart transplantation is an infrequent treatment modality in advanced congenital cardiopathy. We present the case of a 17-years old youngster coursing with a dilated Fallot's tetralogy, in terminal stage, who was subjected to an orthotopic heart transplantation. We present the most relevant data on his management during the 53 months after the surgery and discuss the long-term perspectives, which are comparable to those expected in transplanted patients due to other cardiac disorders.