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  • ...agnosing Temporomandibular Disorders (TMDs) and Orofacial Pain (OP), which are often misdiagnosed due to their symptom overlap with more severe conditions ...the concept that classical statistical approaches, such as Bayes' Theorem, are insufficient for TMD diagnostics because they cannot adequately handle the
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  • ...this reason, before moving on to the presentation of the last two patients we highlighted some underlying anomalies. During the previous chapters of Masticationpedia we wanted to highlight the diagnostic complexity in the field of Orofacial Pai
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  • ...the brain state with the least uncertainty. We would like to state that we are using the mathematics of quantum mechanics, but not claiming that the brain
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  • ...s who will collaborate on it. Of course, if you are a registered user, you are welcome to leave your comments, your criticisms and your proposals on the [
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  • ...clarify '''why Masticationpedia''', and for what purpose it could respond, we could start from a point of philosophy of science, remembering that not alw ...st Process"</span><ref><span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">We are talking about "epistemological anarchism" in the sense meant by Feyerabend,
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  • To clarify '''why Masticationpedia''', and for what purpose it could respond, we could start from a point of philosophy of science, remembering that not alw ...e is essentially, to use Feyerabend's words, an "Anarchist Process"<ref>We are talking about "epistemological anarchism" in the sense meant by Feyerabend,
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  • ...clarify '''why Masticationpedia''', and for what purpose it could respond, we could start from a point of philosophy of science, remembering that not alw ...st Process"</span><ref><span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">We are talking about "epistemological anarchism" in the sense meant by Feyerabend,
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  • ...clarify '''why Masticationpedia''', and for what purpose it could respond, we could start from a point of philosophy of science, remembering that not alw ...st Process"</span><ref><span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">We are talking about "epistemological anarchism" in the sense meant by Feyerabend,
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  • ...clarify '''why Masticationpedia''', and for what purpose it could respond, we could start from a point of philosophy of science, remembering that not alw ...'s words, an "Anarchist Process"</translate><ref><translate><!--T:10--> We are talking about "epistemological anarchism" in the sense meant by Feyerabend,
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  • ...ever, have far greater repercussions on different aspects of our life than we can imagine. Research and development, also being inextricably intertwined, ...new challenges of research. Today the most innovative sectors and studies are those found on the borders between different disciplinary fields. This situ
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  • ...ever, have far greater repercussions on different aspects of our life than we can imagine. Research and development, also being inextricably intertwined, ...new challenges of research. Today the most innovative sectors and studies are those found on the borders between different disciplinary fields. This situ
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  • ...e beginning of the study the computer itself was a very rare object, today we abound in communication technologies, therefore the choice to focus on the ...hom it is addressed, and even before the Patients to whom it is dedicated, are anything but virtual: they belong to a physicality made of pain and thought
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  • ..., if you have something pertinent to say scientifically on the subjects we are dealing with, you already have our advanced gratitude for your contribution
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  • ...t social project, that of diagnostics in 'Orofacial pains'. If you want to know more about the importance of early diagnosis in orofacial pain, view the vi This first social initiative, it is good to know in order to understand the clarity of intentions, is linked to the rigor of
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  • ...andibular joint. The interaction among these components gives rise to what we can define as "Emergent Behavior", specifically masticatory behavior. ...oceeding with an analytical segmentation for a detailed description. There are significant intellectual and scientific movements addressing this challenge
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  • ...ientific practice. Through probabilistic and statistical concepts, efforts are made to manage and understand the uncertainties associated with medical the ...t the concept of probability assumes different meanings in these contexts. We will endeavor to elucidate these concepts by connecting each critical step
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  • ...ientific practice. Through probabilistic and statistical concepts, efforts are made to manage and understand the uncertainties associated with medical the ...nal Probabilities in Diagnosis''' - Examines how conditional probabilities are used to refine diagnoses and understand the probabilistic nature of medical
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  • In this chapter, we will discuss '''fuzzy logic'''. It is called ''fuzzy'' because it is charac ...of graded truth will be conceptually discussed, while in the second part, we will delve into the mathematical formalism by introducing the membership fu
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  • This first social initiative, it is good to know in order to understand the clarity of intentions, is linked to the rigor of ...initiative is essentially a deeply ethical and personal choice. Obviously, everything will be related to the number of patients requesting the service and the fi
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  • This first social initiative, it is good to know in order to understand the clarity of intentions, is linked to the rigor of ...initiative is essentially a deeply ethical and personal choice. Obviously, everything will be related to the number of patients requesting the service and the fi
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  • ...ic phenomena (mandibular movements, TMJ, etc.) while in reality quantum we are dealing with mesoscopic phenomena such as synaptic transmissions. ...investigate the mesoscopic stochastic dynamics of the masticatory system? We will try to deepen this topic which is only apparently criticizable but whi
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  • ...ic phenomena (mandibular movements, TMJ, etc.) while in reality quantum we are dealing with mesoscopic phenomena such as synaptic transmissions. ...investigate the mesoscopic stochastic dynamics of the masticatory system? We will try to deepen this topic which is only apparently criticizable but whi
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  • <translate><!--T:1--> In this chapter, we will discuss '''fuzzy logic'''. It is called ''fuzzy'' because it is charac ...of graded truth will be conceptually discussed, while in the second part, we will delve into the mathematical formalism by introducing the membership fu
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  • ...ic phenomena (mandibular movements, TMJ, etc.) while in reality quantum we are dealing with mesoscopic phenomena such as synaptic transmissions. ...investigate the mesoscopic stochastic dynamics of the masticatory system? We will try to deepen this topic which is only apparently criticizable but whi
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  • ...itating effect on mandibular stretch reflexes and neural hyperexcitability are neurophysiopathogenetic phenomena that can be correlated to pain in the cra ...Mary Poppins so that it becomes an assimilable and practicable model, and we will try to superimpose it on the present clinical case called 'Bruxer'. Th
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  • ...i: 10.3390/ijms232012164. PMCID: PMC9602546. PMID: 36293017</ref> on which we will make the first conceptual reflections reported by our thoughtful Linus ...Ashina S., Bigal M.E. Temporomandibular disorders and cutaneous allodynia are associated in individuals with migraine. Cephalalgia. 2010;30:425–432. do
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  • ...i: 10.3390/ijms232012164. PMCID: PMC9602546. PMID: 36293017</ref> on which we will make the first conceptual reflections reported by our thoughtful Linus ...Ashina S., Bigal M.E. Temporomandibular disorders and cutaneous allodynia are associated in individuals with migraine. Cephalalgia. 2010;30:425–432. do
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  • ...itating effect on mandibular stretch reflexes and neural hyperexcitability are neurophysiopathogenetic phenomena that can be correlated to pain in the cra ...Mary Poppins so that it becomes an assimilable and practicable model, and we will try to superimpose it on the present clinical case called 'Bruxer'. Th
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  • ...itating effect on mandibular stretch reflexes and neural hyperexcitability are neurophysiopathogenetic phenomena that can be correlated to pain in the cra ...Mary Poppins so that it becomes an assimilable and practicable model, and we will try to superimpose it on the present clinical case called 'Bruxer'. Th
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  • ...but essentially the machine code may not be related to the verbal meaning. We will try to describe in detail this concept for 'Bruxism' ...ified meaning of bruxism and managed the case with an occlusal bite plane. We will, of course, follow the same roadmap followed for our patient Mary Popp
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  • ...cal conclusion that it is and will always remain a probabilistic event. As we will see, this innovative quantum-like approach would speed up the diagnost ...will present topics relating to the diagnostic model in question on which we will make the first conceptual reflections highlighted by our dear and thou
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  • ...but essentially the machine code may not be related to the verbal meaning. We will try to describe in detail this concept for 'Bruxism' ...ified meaning of bruxism and managed the case with an occlusal bite plane. We will, of course, follow the same roadmap followed for our patient Mary Popp
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  • ...cal conclusion that it is and will always remain a probabilistic event. As we will see, this innovative quantum-like approach would speed up the diagnost ...will present topics relating to the diagnostic model in question on which we will make the first conceptual reflections highlighted by our dear and thou
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  • ...cal conclusion that it is and will always remain a probabilistic event. As we will see, this innovative quantum-like approach would speed up the diagnost ...will present topics relating to the diagnostic model in question on which we will make the first conceptual reflections highlighted by our dear and thou
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  • ...cal conclusion that it is and will always remain a probabilistic event. As we will see, this innovative quantum-like approach would speed up the diagnost ...will present topics relating to the diagnostic model in question on which we will make the first conceptual reflections highlighted by our dear and thou
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  • ...elationships between TMD and other conditions like headaches and neck pain are explored, highlighting the possible causes and mechanism of symptom transmi ...i: 10.3390/ijms232012164. PMCID: PMC9602546. PMID: 36293017</ref> on which we will make the first conceptual reflections reported by our thoughtful Linus
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  • ...the swans we have seen so far are white, can we decide that all the swans are white?<br>Really?''</small> ...tion in a completely different way: which animal is the one here aside?<br>Sure?''</small>
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  • ...s="mw-content-ltr">Providing illustrations of instances of clinical cases, we will see how the logic of probabilistic language is able to provide us a di ...one, it is not possible to determine exact diagnoses, so other enrichments are being sought for our language</span>.
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  • ...edicated to the "[[Logic of medical language|Logic of Medical Language]]", we shifted focus from traditional clinical signs to an encrypted machine langu In this chapter, we revisit the clinical case of Mary Poppins, who has been suffering from Orof
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  • ...ular, two fundamental dimensions - social, scientific, and clinical - that are characteristic of both the current era and the one immediately preceding it ...tance for Masticationpedia. To stay in line with the project's objectives, we will focus on the description of the three most significant phases, as outl
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  • '''[[Are we sure to know everything?]]'''
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  • ...tory system, like the quantum example, may exist in superposed states that are not observable without interaction. This concept is used to question the tr ...al study of a topic on which most of the dental rehabilitation disciplines are based, that of 'Malocclusion' which in the light of what has been said in t
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  • ...lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In the medical approach, there are two types of uncertainty that weigh the most on diagnoses: subjective uncer <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">We will try to expose these concepts by linking each crucial step to the clini
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  • ...d with an occlusal bite plane.In presenting this clinical case, of course, we will follow the same roadmap followed with our patient Mary Poppins sufferi ...heories are sometimes excessively supported and it is for this reason that we questioned Pubmed on specific keywords:<blockquote>
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  • ...Stretch Reflexes''' - Deals with reflex actions of the jaw muscles, which are affected by bruxism and can lead to changes in jaw muscle activity and tens ...then will we consider the phenomenon 'bruxism' true and own. Subsequently we will move on to the presentation of the clinical case.
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  • ...rders and the Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders (DC/TMD) are mentioned, providing a framework for understanding the diagnostic criteria ...i: 10.3390/ijms232012164. PMCID: PMC9602546. PMID: 36293017</ref> on which we will make the first conceptual reflections reported by our thoughtful Linus
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  • ...agnosis. This is particularly relevant in cases where neuromotor responses are influenced by complex and often indeterminate biophysical effects. ...sponses''' - Describes the body's motor responses to neural stimuli, which are crucial for understanding how occlusal and postural disorders affect overal
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  • ...this reason, before moving on to the presentation of the last two patients we highlighted some underlying anomalies. During the previous chapters of Masticationpedia we wanted to highlight the diagnostic complexity in the field of Orofacial Pai
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  • | en = Are we sure to know everything? ...this reason, before moving on to the presentation of the last two patients we highlighted some underlying anomalies.
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  • | en = Are we sure to know everything? ...this reason, before moving on to the presentation of the last two patients we highlighted some underlying anomalies.
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  • ...anslate><!--T:4--> Providing illustrations of instances of clinical cases, we will see how the logic of probabilistic language is able to provide us a di ...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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