Emiko Saito Arita

Universidade de São Paulo

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Luciana Munhoz

Universidade de São Paulo

Arthur Rodríguez González Cortes

University of Malta

Plauto Christopher Aranha Watanabe

Universidade de São Paulo

Reinaldo Abdala Júnior

Universidade de São Paulo

Denise Sabbagh Haddad

Universidade de São Paulo

Jefferson Xavier de Oliveira

Universidade de São Paulo

Eduardo Massaharu Aoki

Universidade de São Paulo

Marina Gazzano Baladi

Universidade de São Paulo

Cláudio Costa

Universidade de São Paulo

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Ângela Jordão Camargo

Universidade de São Paulo

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Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo

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OCCLUSAL STABILIZATION APPLIANCE. EVALUATION OF ITS EFFICACY IN THE TREATMENT OF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS PLACAS ESTABILIZADORAS.AVALIAÇÃO DE SUA EFICÁCIA NO TRATAMENTO DAS DISFUNÇÕES TEMPOROMANDIBULARES

Elisa Emi Tanaka Emiko Saito Arita Bunji Shibayama Dental Radiology

ABSTRACTRESUMO OCCLUSAL STABILIZATION APPLIANCE.EVALUATION OF ITS EFFICACY IN THE TREATMENTOF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS PLACAS ESTABILIZADORAS.AVALIACAO DE SUA EFICACIA NO TRATAMENTODAS DISFUNCOES TEMPOROMANDIBULARES Elisa Emi TANAKA 1 , Emiko Saito ARITA 2 , Bunji SHIBAYAMA 3 1- PhD in Radiology by FOUSP, Assistant Professor of the Discipline of Radiology of Londrina State University (UEL) and Universityof the North of Parana (UNOPAR).2- Associate Professor of the Discipline of Radiology of FOUSP.3- Chairman Professor of the Discipline of Prosthesis of Londrina State University (UEL). Part of the thesis presented for achievement of the PhD degree at the Dental School of University of Sao Paulo (FOUSP),Area: Oral Diagnosis; Sub-area:Dental Radiology Corresponding address: ELISA EMI TANAKA - Curso de Odontologia UNOPAR - Rua Marselha 183 CEP 86041-100Londrina – Parana - Brasil - Fone: (43) 3371-7768 - E-mail: elisatanaka@hotmail.com Received: June 18, 2003 - Returned for modification: August 15, 2003 - Accepted: May 20, 2004

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Ressonância magnética para avaliação de tumores malignos da cavidade oral: uma revisão da literatura

Clinical and Laboratorial Research in Dentistry (2018)

Isabela Goulart Gil Choi Moses Park Fernando Antonio Reis Laurino Arthur Rodríguez González Cortes Emiko Saito Arita

Objetivo: Realizar uma revisão de literatura sobre o desempenho das imagens de ressonância magnética (RM) para avaliação de tumores malignos da cavidade bucal. Métodos: Os bancos de dados MEDLINE (via PubMed) e EMBASE foram utilizados para pesquisar artigos publicados até 2017, restritos a publicações em inglês e em português. As listas de referências de quaisquer artigos em potencial e o banco de dados OpenGrey também foram avaliados para encontrar estudos ou documentos não publicados ou que não foram identificados pela pesquisa eletrônica. O critério de inclusão foi: as pesquisas serem artigos originais, revisões sistemáticas e/ou relatos de casos que discutissem sobre o uso de imagens de RM na avaliação de tumores malignos da cavidade oral. A revisão da literatura foi realizada de acordo com as diretrizes do PRISMA. Resultados: Um total de 25 estudos foram identificados como elegíveis para inclusão nesta revisão e agrupados para discussão. Os tumores malignos abordados nestes estudos foram: carcinoma de células escamosas, tumores das glândulas salivares, sarcomas orais e maxilofaciais, e melanomas. Conclusão: A RM mostrou-se uma técnica pré-operatória muito precisa para a avaliação de tumores malignos da cavidade bucal.

10.11606/issn.2357-8041.clrd.2018.142535

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Performance evaluation of different observers in the interpretation of panoramic radiographs by the mandibular cortical index

Revista Odonto Ciência (2018)

Luciana Munhoz Jun Ho Kim Moses Park Eduardo Massaharu Aoki Reinaldo Abdala Júnior

OBJECTIVE: Mandibular Cortical Index (MCI) is useful in osteoporosis screening. This study aim was to verify the impact of different expertise levels in the observers’ performances of MCI evaluation in panoramic radiographs (PR).METHODS: Six participants were recruited: one Oral Radiology professor with previous experience (#1), one master’s degree student and radiologist with previous experience (#2), one PhD student and non-radiologist with previous experience (#3), one PhD student and radiologist with no prior experience (#4) and two master’s degree students with no prior experience (#5 and #6). Observers were trained to use the MCI before analyzing 150 PRs of patients with dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) examination.RESULTS: The Spearman’s Correlation test showed inverse and weak to moderate correlation between MCI and T-scores, and it varied was according to the observe that performed the evaluation. Observers #2 and #3 (with previous MCI experience) showed the highest agreement with the professor, followed by students #4, #5 and #6.CONCLUSION: Students’ expertise using the MCI increased the agreement with the professor regardless of whether the student was an oral radiology specialist; the MCI was correlated with the DXA in all the observer’s evaluations, which indicates that previous training for the MCI can enable any dentist to apply it in osteoporosis screening.

10.15448/1980-6523.2018.1.29202

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Diagnostic performance of fractal dimension and radiomorphometric indices from digital panoramic radiographs for screening low bone mineral density

Brazilian journal of oral sciences/Brazilian Journal of Oral Sciences (2017)

Ângela Jordão Camargo Arthur Rodríguez González Cortes Eduardo Massaharu Aoki Marina Gazzano Baladi Emiko Saito Arita

A number of panoramic radiographic measurements have been associated with osteoporotic alterations. However, little is known about the differences in sensitivity and specificity among these measurements for screening low bone mineral density (BMD). Aim: To correlate and compare precision, sensitivity and specificity of panoramic radiomorphometric indices and fractal dimension (FD) for screening low BMD (i.e. osteopenia and osteoporosis). Methods: Sixty-eight female patients (42.78±15.59 years) were included in this study. Body mass index (BMI), mandibular cortical index (MCI), mandibular cortical width (MCW), FD and connectivity (C) were assessed. Low BMD was diagnosed by peripheral dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (p-DXA). Non-parametric correlations were assessed among all variables. In addition, sensitivity and specificity of MCI, MCW and FD were estimated for screening low BMD. Results: Significant correlation was found between FD and BMI (p=0.013; r=0.269). In addition, FD was the most sensitive method for screening low BMD (70.8%, p=0.001). FD and MCI presented a significant and relatively high sensitivity, whereas MCW presented a high specificity for screening low systemic BMD Conclusions: Among the analyzed methods, FD and MCI offer a significant and relatively high sensitivity, whereas MCW offers a high specificity for screening low BMD.

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10.20396/bjos.v15i2.8648764

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Author response for "The oral manifestations of Huntington's disease: A systematic review of prevalence"

Luciana Munhoz Ashjan Qasim Jabbar William José e Silva Filho Aline Yukari Nagai Emiko Saito Arita

10.1111/odi.14076/v2/response1

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Odontodisplasia regional: relato de dois casos clínicos em dentes permanentes

Revista Brasileira de Odontologia (2002)

Eduardo Kazuo Sannomiya Souhei Furukawa Emiko Saito Arita

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Effect of Zincum metallicum and LPS treatments on femoral bone density in pregnant mice

International Journal of High Dilution Research - ISSN 1982-6206 (2021)

Silvio Leite Monteiro da Silva Maristela Dutra-Corrêa Cláudio Costa Vanessa Gallego Arias Pecorari Emiko Saito Arita

Background: The simulated bacterial infection is a classical experimental model, by the injection of purified gram negative bacteria wall lipopolysaccharide (LPS) which produces effects similar to real infection, but without presence of the microorganism. The LPS is a stress factor as during the pregnancy and delivery, and pilot experiments have shown that ultra-high dilutions (UHD) may have a beneficial role in reducing the LPS stress. Zincum metallicum (Zm) has a potential to influence several physiological aspects of a living organism. It was chosen by a team of researchers from GIRI, to explore the effect of Zm on various experimental model (Zincum project). The optical density is a radiographic method for the measurement of the amount of hard bone tissue, and is an accessible, simple and non-invasive method. It is hypothesized that UHD Zm may influence the Zinc metabolism, therefore, bone tissues were collected to evaluate the zinc concentration.

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10.51910/ijhdr.v14i2.798

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Variação intra-examinador das patologias maxilo-mandibulares em radiografias panorâmicas

RPG Revista da Pós-Graduação (2004)

C. Romano L. C. Soares Emiko Saito Arita

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Análise dos efeitos da terapia com placas estabilizadoras em pacientes com disfunções têmporo-mandibulares por meio da ressonância magnética

Elisa Emi Tanaka Emiko Saito Arita

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The Use of Electric Toilet Seats with Water Spray Is Efficacious in Maintaining Hand Hygiene in Experimental Model

Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases (2018)

Shigeharu Oie Hiromi Aoshika Emiko Saito Arita Akira Kamiya

A simulation experiment was conducted to examine hand contamination from wiping the buttocks after the use and non-use of an electric toilet seat with water spray. A model of the buttocks was smeared with artificial diarrheal feces containing Serratia marcescens, and wiped by the participants wearing disposable gloves with 4 sheets of toilet paper after the use and non-use of the water spray of an electric toilet seat. Subsequently, the presence of S. marcescens on the surface of the gloves was quantified. After using the water spray, the mean count±standard deviation of S. marcescens was 0.067±0.249 colony-forming units (cfu)/glove, and it was 4,275±6,069 cfu/glove when water spray was not used. The cfu of S. marcescens was significantly lower when the water spray was used (p<0.00001) prior to wiping the artificial diarrheal feces. This result supports the effectiveness of water spray to prevent defecation-related hand contamination.

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10.7883/yoken.jjid.2017.515

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