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Digital transillumination in caries detection versus radiographic and clinical methods: an in-vivo study |pdf=|usr=}}{{28191797 }} gab.com Text Digital transillumination in caries detection versus radiographic and clinical methods: an in-vivo study JO: Dentomaxillofac Radiol http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28191797 #FOAvip OBJECTIVES: This article aimed to evaluate: (a) the agreement between a near-infrared light transillumination device and clinical and radiographic examinations in caries lesion detection and (b) the reliability of images captured by the transillumination device. METHODS: Two calibrated examiners evaluated the caries status in premolars and molars on 52 randomly selected subjects by comparing the transillumination device with a clinical examination for the occlusal surfaces and by comparing the transillumination device with a radiographic examination (bitewing radiographs) for the approximal surfaces. Forty-eight trained dental hygienists evaluated and reevaluated 30 randomly selected images 1-month later. RESULTS: A high concordance between transillumination method and clinical examination (kappa = 0.99) was detected for occlusal caries lesions, while for approximal surfaces, the transillumination device identified a higher number of lesions with respect to bitewing (kappa = 0.91). At the dentinal level, the two methods identified the same number of caries lesions (kappa = 1), whereas more approximal lesions were recorded using the transillumination device in the enamel (kappa = 0.24). The intraexaminer reliability was substantial/almost perfect in 59.4% of the participants. CONCLUSIONS: The transillumination method showed a high concordance compared with traditional methods (clinical examination and bitewing radiographs). Caries detection reliability using the transillumination device images showed a high intraexaminer agreement. Transillumination showed to be a reliable method and as effective as traditional methods in caries detection. Twit Text FOAVip Digital transillumination in caries detection versus radiographic and clinical methods: an in-vivo study ????Dentomaxillofac Radiol http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28191797 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=28191797 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|28191797 }}</ref> Digital transillumination in caries detection versus radiographic and clinical methods: an in-vivo study #MMPMID28191797 Lara-Capi C ; Cagetti MG ; Lingström P ; Lai G ; Cocco F ; Simark-Mattsson C ; Campus G Dentomaxillofac Radiol 2017[Apr]; 46 (4 ): 20160417 PMID28191797 show ga OBJECTIVES: This article aimed to evaluate: (a) the agreement between a near-infrared light transillumination device and clinical and radiographic examinations in caries lesion detection and (b) the reliability of images captured by the transillumination device. METHODS: Two calibrated examiners evaluated the caries status in premolars and molars on 52 randomly selected subjects by comparing the transillumination device with a clinical examination for the occlusal surfaces and by comparing the transillumination device with a radiographic examination (bitewing radiographs) for the approximal surfaces. Forty-eight trained dental hygienists evaluated and reevaluated 30 randomly selected images 1-month later. RESULTS: A high concordance between transillumination method and clinical examination (kappa = 0.99) was detected for occlusal caries lesions, while for approximal surfaces, the transillumination device identified a higher number of lesions with respect to bitewing (kappa = 0.91). At the dentinal level, the two methods identified the same number of caries lesions (kappa = 1), whereas more approximal lesions were recorded using the transillumination device in the enamel (kappa = 0.24). The intraexaminer reliability was substantial/almost perfect in 59.4% of the participants. CONCLUSIONS: The transillumination method showed a high concordance compared with traditional methods (clinical examination and bitewing radiographs). Caries detection reliability using the transillumination device images showed a high intraexaminer agreement. Transillumination showed to be a reliable method and as effective as traditional methods in caries detection. |Adult [MESH] |Bicuspid [MESH] |Calibration [MESH] |Dental Caries/*diagnosis/diagnostic imaging [MESH] |Female [MESH] |Humans [MESH] |Infrared Rays [MESH] |Male [MESH] |Molar [MESH] |Radiography, Bitewing [MESH] |Reproducibility of Results [MESH]Digital transillumination in caries detection versus radiographic and (epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing