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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"DJD"”.

  1. Cbct evaluation of condylar changes in children with unilateral posterior crossbites with a functional shift

    … can cause condylar signs or symptoms similar to DJD or JCR, or if the position of the condyle is in an altered position within the TMJ. Methodology: Sixty DICOM images were reviewed from the private database of Thomas Shipley D.M.D., M.S. of Peoria, AZ. Thirty one subjects were selected for the …

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  2. Behavioral Reconstruction of the Kerma Era Nubians

    … workload trauma, and degenerative joint disease (DJD) were employed in order to attain broader answers of how Homo sapiens from the same civilization cope with varying environments. Results suggest that the subsistence based population (C-Group) experienced the least amount of workload stress, …

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  3. A Comparison Study of Vertebral Degenerative Joint Disease in the Hunter-Gatherer Population at Indian Knoll, Kentucky and Agriculturalists

    This research examines the differences in location and severity of osteophytosis (degenerative joint disease) in the vertebral elements of hunter-gatherer populations and agricultural populations in order to determine whether farming or hunting and gathering places greater occupational stress on …

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  4. A Comparison Study of Vertebral Degenerative Joint Disease in the Hunter-Gatherer Population at Indian Knoll, Kentucky and Agriculturalists

    This research examines the differences in location and severity of osteophytosis (degenerative joint disease) in the vertebral elements of hunter-gatherer populations and agricultural populations in order to determine whether farming or hunting and gathering places greater occupational stress on …

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