Journal of Clinical and Medical Images (ISSN 2640-9615)

Author name: Clinical and Medical Images

Retrospective Analysis of 20 Cases of Atrophic Jaws Treated with Extra-Sinus Zygomatic Implants and Conventional Implants – Control 3 to 6 Years

1. Abstract Zygomatic implants are an excellent alternative for the reha bilitation of atrophic maxilla, but many cases have limitations in relation to the prosthetic positioning of the fixation.

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Minimally Invasive Diastema Clousre – One Year Follow Up Abstract

1. Abstract This case report presents a 23-year-old male patient with genera lized anterior spacing, managed using a minimally invasive approach with the Bioclear matrix system and Omnichroma composite (OPA2 shade). The treatment aimed to enhance aesthetics without tooth preparation. The patient was followed for one year, showing excellent aesthetic results and stability with no

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A New Paradigm in Psychosocial Oncology: Integrating Lifelong Rehabilitation and Social Reintegration into Cancer Survivorship

1.1. Background Patients with Stage III and IV cancers often encounter a care model labeled “palliative care,” which traditionally focuses on comfort in the face of life-limiting illness.

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Smartphone Addiction and the G-DEEG Model: An Interdisciplinary Framework for Psychiatric Rehabilitation

1.1. Background Smartphone addiction – often termed problematic smartphone use – has emerged as a growing behavioral health concern worldwide. Excessive smartphone use can lead to symptoms analogous to substance addictions.

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Variations In the Branching Pattern of Aortic Arch and Its Clinical Correlation A Computed Tomographic Angiographic Study

1. Abstract 1.1. Background Variations in branching pattern of aortic arch (AA) can occur, due to it’s complex embryological development. These variations are quite common, and typically asymptomatic; but can sometimes cause dyspnea, dysphagia, intermittent claudication, and/or confusion in interpretation of radiological scans. Methods: The types and incidence of aortic arch variations in 105 patients

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