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G Wiśniewska

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PubMed1988

[Results of toothlessness treatment by calottic method in the Cracow modification. Clinical studies].

The purpose of the paper was to control the new method of teeth positioning in complete dentures based on the modification of callottic method in clinical practice. Clinical studies depended on occlusion and articulation estimation, examination of denture statics, control of occlusion height and registration of the patients' subjective experiences. They concerned 81 toothless patients divided into 2 groups according to the specific classification and wearing complete dentures in which the teeth had been positioned according to the modified method and Gysi-Fischer' method. In the groups of patients under examination that had teeth positioned according to the modified method significantly better results of the values estimated than in comparative groups have been achieved. It has been found that using the modified method smooth OA surface of artifical teeth is obtained without necessity of its correction satisfactory denture statics is obtained and rehabilitation of mastication function and adaptation to the dentures take place in a short period of time.

Denture Design↗
PubMed1988

[Prosthetic management in cases of generalized destruction of dental crowns].

Disturbances in stomatognathic system (ss) emerging as a result of generalized destruction of dental crowns of noncarious origin have been described in the article. Principles of two-stage rehabilitation of ss have been presented. Three own cases creating examples of two-stage prosthetic rehabilitation have been described.

Dentures↗
PubMed1988

A case of multicentric glioma of cerebellum and brain.

A case of true multicentric glioma which occurred in a 52-year-old female is presented. Two lesions one occurring six months after the other were localized below and above the tentorium, respectively. Histological examination showed the same pattern of anaplastic astrocytoma in both foci. The possibility of cerebellar tumor metastasizing to cerebral hemisphere is discussed and deemed as unlike in this particular case.

Astrocytoma↗
PubMed1968

[Pulseless disease].

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Aortic Arch Syndromes↗
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[The Cracow modification of the Calotte method of teeth placement in clinical evaluation].

The purpose of the paper was checking of theoretical principles and assessment of the clinical usefulness of the calotte method of teeth placement in Cracow modification. In 110 patients this study was carried out according to the following schema: prosthetic treatment using complete prostheses with teeth placed by the modified method or by the Gysi-Fischer method, for comparison, and periodically repeated clinical examinations considering such elements as: articulation and occlusion, fixation and statics of prostheses, masticatory function and speech, and aesthetic result and adaptation process. In all these parameters good results were obtained by the modified method. It is concluded that the modification is particularly useful in therapeutically difficult cases, with unfavourable anatomic-physiological conditions of the denture bearing area.

Denture Design↗
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[Teeth placement in complete denture by the Calotte method in Cracow modification].

Theoretical principles and the modification of the calotte method of teeth placement in complete prosthesis are presented. The method combines the elements of the articulation and static theories, but is easy for teaching and introduction, is not requiring a change of the clinical management (in relation to the generally accepted principles) or use of special devices of articulators which are presently unavailable. Checking of correct teeth placement is also easy. The method is thus simplified and thus possible for application in laboratories with average technical equipment.

Dental Articulators↗
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[Vertical pathological attrition--causes, consequences and treatment methods].

The mechanism of development of vertical pathological attrition leading to destruction of the palatine and vestibular surfaces of the anterior teeth is described. Vertical pathological attrition is most frequent in acquired occlusal defects after loss of abutement zones, and in certain congenital malocclusions (supraocclusion). This condition may lead to damage to the whole stomatognathic system. Depending on the degree of progression of the pathological changes of this system prosthetic treatment in cases of vertical pathological attrition may be done in one or two steps. For illustration of the methods of treatment of this attrition three cases are presented.

Denture, Partial↗