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Meanings of temporomandibular joint syndrome in anglès

portuguès
disfunção têmporo-mandibulares e dores oro-faciais
català
trastorn de l'articulació temporomandibular
espanyol
trastornos de la articulacion temporomaxilar
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Human disease.

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trastorn de l'articulació temporomandibular
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Examples for "tmd"
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The severity of TMD was categorized as no, mild, moderate or severe.
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Conclusion: TMD is more prevalent among female students than male students.
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Only 4 women were clinically diagnosed with TMDs at the end of treatment.
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We then examined the contribution of TMD characteristics to GM abnormalities.
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Objective: This phase 1 study tested feasibility and safety of shamanic healing for TMDs.
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Background: Besides clinical and radiological examination instrumental functional analyses are performed as diagnostic procedures for craniomandibular dysfunctions.
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Conclusion: Studies comparing the instrumental functional analysis to the clinical functional analysis for the diagnosis of craniomandibular dysfunctions are missing.
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It is uncertain, whether conducting an instrumental functional analysis with a clinical functional analysis for the diagnostics of craniomandibular dysfunctions is recommendable.
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Discussion: The inconsistent terminology concerning craniomandibular dysfunctions and instrumental functional analyses results in a broad literature search in databases and an extensive search by hand.
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The same variables were also described for the TMJD conventional consultation system at hospital (standard system).
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Usage of temporomandibular joint syndrome in anglès
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Not long ago, all you heard about was overtly stress-related ailments-temporomandibular -joint syndrome, and attention-deficit disorder, with the ultra-stylish Epstein-Barr filling the occasional lull.
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