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prioritizes getting oxygen to the
brain and heart,
which reduces blood flow to
nonvital organs and extremities,
causing them to grow cold, look mottled, and exhibit...
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granuloma or
apical granuloma, is an
inflammation at the tip of a dead (
nonvital) tooth. It is a
lesion or m**** that
typically starts out as an epithelial...
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chronically inflamed granulation tissue that
forms at the apex of the root of a
nonvital (dead) tooth. (Although not a true granuloma,
given the
absence of granulomatous...
- is the
differentiation of
keratinocytes in the
stratum granulosum into
nonvital surface cells or
squames to form the
stratum corneum. The
cells terminally...
- functions. Union-republic
ministries appeared to
exercise limited autonomy in
nonvital areas. In practice, the
central government dominated the union-republic...
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exposing the
dental pulp.
class IV – The
traumatized tooth that
becomes nonvital with or
without loss of
crown structure.
class V –
Total tooth loss—avulsion...
- Wen, Ping-Han; Liou, Ji-Uei; Duh, Bor-Ren (June 2009). "Apexification of
nonvital immature mandibular premolars using two
different techniques". Journal...
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three for a
third if needed.
Scoring areas are
vital (20, 16, or 12) and
nonvital (18, 14, or 10) with
points awarded depending on
which arrow scored first...
- 11
years old.
These children were
referred for
extraction of carious,
nonvital primary molars with
swelling of the
surrounding soft tissue.
Occlusal radiographs...
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erythematous pa**** on the
alveolar process,
frequently ****ociated with a
nonvital tooth and
dental abscess. It may
resemble a
persistent mouth ulcer that...
