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    The document discusses temporomandibular joint arthrography. It provides information on indications for TMJ arthrography including clinical signs of pain and restricted jaw movement not relieved by conservative treatment. Contraindications include previous reactions to contrast media or bleeding disorders. The procedure requires sterile materials and contrast media with a high iodine concentration. Arthrography must be performed under sterile conditions to prevent infection. Single contrast arthrography uses only iodine contrast media while double contrast is more complicated.

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    The document discusses temporomandibular joint arthrography. It provides information on indications for TMJ arthrography including clinical signs of pain and restricted jaw movement not relieved by conservative treatment. Contraindications include previous reactions to contrast media or bleeding disorders. The procedure requires sterile materials and contrast media with a high iodine concentration. Arthrography must be performed under sterile conditions to prevent infection. Single contrast arthrography uses only iodine contrast media while double contrast is more complicated.

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    The document discusses temporomandibular joint arthrography. It provides information on indications for TMJ arthrography including clinical signs of pain and restricted jaw movement not relieved by conservative treatment. Contraindications include previous reactions to contrast media or bleeding disorders. The procedure requires sterile materials and contrast media with a high iodine concentration. Arthrography must be performed under sterile conditions to prevent infection. Single contrast arthrography uses only iodine contrast media while double contrast is more complicated.

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    NAME: AMEENA TAHIR

    DEPARTMENT: BS RIT
    SEMESTER: 6TH
    PRESENTED TO: MAM SEERAT
    TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT:

    Arthrography is an invasive technique for diagnosing


    temporomandibular joint The most commonly used method for
    diagnosing TMJ soft tissue derangements is magnetic resonance
    imaging (MRI).
    • Arthrography is also useful for guided therapeutic injections,
    e.g., administration of corticosteroids.
    INDICATIONS OF
    TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT:
    In general practice, the findings before considering arthrography
    with or without administration of corticosteroid are:
    1- Clinical signs of TMJ arthralgia/arthritis, including pain on jaw
    movements and restricted jaw opening.
    2- No or minor pain relief after justified conservative treatment with
    either non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs, occlusal splint or,
    exercises of the jaw.
    3- Clinical signs of possible internal derangements and/or
    adherences.
    CONTRAINDICATIONS:

    • Previous reaction to iodine contrast media (can be overcome with


    corticosteroid premedication); anticoagulant medication or bleeding
    disorders; patient anxiety; and infection in the pre-auricular area.
    MATERIAL:
    • Chlorhexidine-ethyl alcohol
    • Basin for disinfecting solution
    • Gauze sponge
    • Syringes
    • Sodium hyaluronate
    • Tube with needle
    • Sterile arm sleeve
    • Sterile gloves Sterile
    • adhesive operation towel
    • Surgical tape
    • Sterile transparent film dressing
    provides continuous X-ray imaging displayed on a monitor. The dose
    • Fluoroscopy
    of radiation depends on the exposure parameters, mainly the exposure time,
    and the field of view. It allows detailed control during instrumentation and
    injection of various agents including contrast media.
    • Contrast media for arthrography The administered contrast medium should
    have a high concentration of iodine (300 mg iodine/mL)
    PATIENT PREPARATION:

    • Arthrography must be performed under highly antiseptic conditions. For


    detailed information about patient preparation and measures to take before
    and after the examination to prevent infection and other complications
    Single-contrast arthrography
    • For conventional single-contrast arthrography, only one contrast
    medium is used, i.e., high attenuating iodine contrast media.
    Double-contrast technique requires a combination of high- and
    low-attenuating contrast media, it is complicated to perform,
    require longer exposure time and operator experience; therefore,
    the technique is rarely utilized

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