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	While the Sirognathograph is unsuitable for TMD diagnosis due to its engineering flaws, dismissing its potential in other clinical domains would be premature. Its application in differential diagnoses of neurological orofacial conditions remains promising. Future research should focus on redesigning diagnostic tools to better accommodate the complex kinematics of mandibular movements, ensuring precision in both diagnosis and treatment planning.		While the Sirognathograph is unsuitable for TMD diagnosis due to its engineering flaws, dismissing its potential in other clinical domains would be premature. Its application in differential diagnoses of neurological orofacial conditions remains promising. Future research should focus on redesigning diagnostic tools to better accommodate the complex kinematics of mandibular movements, ensuring precision in both diagnosis and treatment planning.
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