Panoramic Radiography 11
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RADIOLOGY INTERPRETATION
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Panoramic Radiography
Robert A. Cederberg, MA, DDSProfessor, Dept. of Restorative Dentistry & Biomaterials
University of Texas HSC at Houston Dental Branch
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PANORAMIC RADIOGRAPHYPANTOMOGRAPHY
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Linear Tomography
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Panoramic Radiography Radiographic technique for
producing a single image of both maxillary and mandibular arches and their supporting structures.
Drs. Paatero and Numata were the first to describe the principles of panoramic radiography.
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Historical DevelopmentPanoramic radiographs can be made
using two different methods:
1. Use of an intraoral source of radiation
2. Use of an extraoral source of radiation
a. Film placement is intraoral
b. Film placement is extraoral
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Panoramic RadiographyIntraoral Source of Radiation
Status-X, Siemens Co., Erlangen, Germany
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Development of Extraoral Source of Radiation
Dr. Numata was the first to propose this method in 1933. He placed a curved film in the mouth lingual to the teeth and used a slit beam of radiation which rotated around the patient’s jaw to expose the film. The patient was stationary.
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ParabolographyDr. Paatero
Parabologram of maxillary teeth
Dr. Paatero in 1946 demonstrated a similar method using a rotating chair.
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Pantomography(Linear Tomography) Dr. Blackman collaborated with Dr.
Paatero using a pantomographic technique.
Watson & Sons, Ltd. in collaboration with Dr. Blackman developed the first commercial model of the pantomograph known as the Rotograph.
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Rotary Radiography
RotographWatson & Sons, Ltd., Wembley, England
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Development of Orthopantomographic Technique
Limitations of Rotary panoramic technique: rotation of patient and film in circular paths (jaws are not circular but elliptical), overlapping of teeth posteriorly and streak artifacts.
Orthopantomograph uses 3 rotation centers producing an elliptical path of rotation. Paatero – first prototype 1958.
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Orthopantomograph
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Panoramic Radiography Advantages:
Broad anatomic coverage Relatively low patient radiation dose Convenience and speed of the exam Easily tolerated by patients - Ex:
patients who are unable to open their mouths
Easy to explain treatment plans
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Panoramic RadiographyDisadvantages:
Does not resolve fine detail, consequently additional images (PA, BW) required
Magnification Distortion and overlapping of teeth Objects located outside the image
layer are distorted, obscured or not seen
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
Panoramic radiograph is unique in the foci of projection
Focus of projection is not the same in the vertical and the horizontal planeHorizontal plane - center of rotationVertical plane - x-ray source
Central projection:
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
X-ray source placed intraorally and curved film is placed extraorally, still a central projection, although magnified equally hor. & vert.
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
If you replace the stationary intraoral x-ray source with an extraoral
rotating slit beam x-ray source, magnification will be equal in the rotation or horizontal plane but different in the x-ray source or vertical plane.
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
The combination of a rotating beam and a moving film changes the horizontal dimension of the recorded image, but the projection of the object remains the same, so that the proportions are restored in the resultant image.
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Principles of Rotational Panoramic Radiography
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Panoramic Cassettes
Screens
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Panorex
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Panelipse
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Focal Trough The three-dimensional curved zone or
Image Layer in which structures are well defined.
Focal trough size affected by arc path, velocity of the film and x-ray tube, beam alignment, and collimator width.
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Influence of Patient Positioning on Image Magnification
As the position of the object is moved within the focal trough the size and shape of the resultant image change.
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Influence of Patient Positioning on Image Magnification
Correct Position
Forward Position
Backward Position
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Correct Patient Positioning and Head Alignment Occlusal plane 20 to 30 degrees
below horizontal Tragus to outer canthus is parallel to
the floor Back and spine erect and neck
extended Groove of bite block is positioned
inter-incisally and midline is centered Tongue placed in roof of the mouth
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Correct Patient Position and Head Alignment
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Improper Patient Positioning
Too Far Forward
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Improper Patient Positioning
Positioned Too Far Back
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Improper Patient Positioning
Chin Too Far Up
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Improper Patient Positioning
Chin Tilted Down
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Improper Patient Positioning
Patient placed in slumped position
Slumped Correct
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Improper Patient Positioning
Rotated Position
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Ghost Images
Superimposition of structures from the contralateral side to the side being viewed
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Ghost Images
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Improper Patient Positioning and Patient Preparation
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Improper Patient Positioning and Patient Preparation
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Improper Patient Positioning and Patient Preparation
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Improper Film and/orCassette Handling
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Improper Film and/orCassette Handling
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Improper Exposure Techniques
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hard palate
pterygomaxillary fissure
hyoid bone
tongue shadow
infraorbital canal
infraorbital rimmaxillary sinus
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Soft Palate & Uvula Floor of Nasopharynx
Inferior Alveolar Canal Cornoid Notch
Articular Tubercle Angle of the Mandible
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condylecoronoid process
nasal septumlateral wall of nasal fossa
zygoma zygomatic arch
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Panoramic Radiographic Anatomy – Hard Tissues
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Panoramic Radiographic Anatomy – Soft Tissues