Research Article
Advanced Ultrasound Screening for Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Internal Derangement
Table 1
A total of 29 of the 61 patients experiencing temporomandibular symptoms had pathology visible on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), corresponding to a disease prevalence of 47.5%. Pathology is subdivided into anterior, posterior, and medial displacements and summarized here, with the number demonstrating the presence of recapture, osteoarthritic changes, and presence of inflammation (as determined from ultrasound imaging) noted.
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3 cases were further noted to have a medially displaced component. |