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...one, it is not possible to determine exact diagnoses, so other enrichments are being sought for our language</translate>.
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...responses from which a clinical mesoscopic model will be created, of which we can already anticipate the name: '''Index <math>\Psi</math>'''.
...n structural and functional organic pathologies. Too often, unfortunately, we assist in categorizing a pathology according to the symptomatology but the
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...responses from which a clinical mesoscopic model will be created, of which we can already anticipate the name: '''Index <math>\Psi</math>'''.
...n structural and functional organic pathologies. Too often, unfortunately, we assist in categorizing a pathology according to the symptomatology but the
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In the previous chapters we have considered the diagnostic complexity in medicine taking into account e
In this chapter, therefore, we will deal with the diagnosis of our Mary Poppins following the scientific-c
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...k. This model acknowledges that patient symptoms and diagnostic indicators are often not absolute but exist along a spectrum of plausibility and possibili
During the previous chapters of Masticationpedia we wanted to highlight the diagnostic complexity in the field of Orofacial Pai
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...in which all the discourses crystallize in clinical practice and therefore we will try to explain the reason for so much dialectical length.
...that the new paradigms destabilize the acquired power and that is why they are often rejected even by confirmed cultural environments.
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...is methods, using descriptors such as amplitude, spectrum, and morphology, are difficult to apply. Similarly, the use of expert diagnostic systems, based
To evaluate this method, we developed a system aimed at performing a screening between normal and patho
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...h sometimes dangerous decades-long delays for the life of the human being. We will therefore take up some contents already proposed in the 'Introduction'
...ems to be of a neuromotry type and in particular a 'Hemimasticatory Spasm' we should focus on some points to determine the process of decryption of the s
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...the complexity of the arguments and the vagueness of the verbal language, we found ourselves faced with a dilemma that of the context in which the patie
...s have a neuromotor disorder or a Temporomandibular Disorder? </blockquote>We explain this step in detail:
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...h sometimes dangerous decades-long delays for the life of the human being. We will therefore take up some contents already proposed in the 'Introduction'
...ems to be of a neuromotry type and in particular a 'Hemimasticatory Spasm' we should focus on some points to determine the process of decryption of the s
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...h sometimes dangerous decades-long delays for the life of the human being. We will therefore take up some contents already proposed in the 'Introduction'
...ems to be of a neuromotry type and in particular a 'Hemimasticatory Spasm' we should focus on some points to determine the process of decryption of the s
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In particular, the following topics are covered in the chapter:
...e complex problems<ref>Interdisciplinary research challenges and paradigms are discussed by Boon M in "Epistemology for interdisciplinary research - shift
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...tis too concentrated on pre-established axioms and dogmas. In this chapter we will present a clinical case of a patient who came to our attention from th
...already mentioned the ambiguity and vagueness of verbal language logic but we should also be self-critical about established dogmas such as RDC/TMD proto
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...r disorders. J. Am.Dent Assoc 1985; 110: 69-79</ref>, Bell (1986)<ref>Bell WE.: ''Temporomandibular disorders:Classification, Diagnosis, Management.''(2
...diagnostic methodologies analyzed and eliminated from the DRC because they are not scientifically validated
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...serious errors in the differential diagnosis such as in clinical case that we will present below.
...introduction to the section of chapters concerning 'Occlusion and Posture' we can partially report a concise introduction by Monika Nowak et al.<ref>Moni
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...serious errors in the differential diagnosis such as in clinical case that we will present below.
...introduction to the section of chapters concerning 'Occlusion and Posture' we can partially report a concise introduction by Monika Nowak et al.<ref>Moni
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...serious errors in the differential diagnosis such as in clinical case that we will present below.
...introduction to the section of chapters concerning 'Occlusion and Posture' we can partially report a concise introduction by Monika Nowak et al.<ref>Moni
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...tis too concentrated on pre-established axioms and dogmas. In this chapter we will present a clinical case of a patient who came to our attention from th
...already mentioned the ambiguity and vagueness of verbal language logic but we should also be self-critical about established dogmas such as RDC/TMD proto
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...tis too concentrated on pre-established axioms and dogmas. In this chapter we will present a clinical case of a patient who came to our attention from th
...already mentioned the ambiguity and vagueness of verbal language logic but we should also be self-critical about established dogmas such as RDC/TMD proto
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...ems to be of a neuromotry type and in particular a 'Hemimasticatory Spasm' we should focus on some points to determine the process of decryption of the s
We should, first, consider induced movement disorders which can be defined as
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