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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,
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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
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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
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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.
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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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...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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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...d with an occlusal bite plane.In presenting this clinical case, of course,
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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
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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.
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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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...al or occlusal issue do not account for its neurological dimensions, which are critical for effective management.
...s non-functional activities of the mouth and jaws, including bruxism, that are not related to normal functions like eating or speaking.
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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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...y for the development of more effective and individualized treatments that are informed by a deeper understanding of the masticatory system's complexity.<
...in which all the discourses crystallize in clinical practice and therefore we will try to explain the reason for so much dialectical length.
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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'
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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'
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In particular, the following topics are covered in the chapter:
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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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...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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...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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...t, the arguments of Donald E. Stanley, Daniel G. Campos, and Pat Croskerry are particularly pertinent, especially when connected to the concept of time ''
...ovide an additional opportunity to validate Medical-Diagnostic Science. We are fully aware that our "Linux Sapiens" remains puzzled by what has been antic
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...have witnessed an absence of reflexes both in latency and in amplitude but we would certainly have noticed a significant asymmetry and a latency delay of
...therefore begin with the 'Cognitive Neural Network' which responds, as we know by now, with a sequence of scientific-clinical data, always taking into con
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...rception of the topics that will be debated in '''[[Masticationpedia]]'''; we will review some of the most current issues concerning the epistemological
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...etic Follow up 5 years: the occlusal aesthetic result is optimal and there are no relapses. This clinical result is not only due to a classic and careful
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...dering the themes, presented in the previous chapters of Masticationpedia, we have at least three supporting elements available: a vision of 'Quantum Pro
...rted in the next Masticationpedia chapters. </blockquote>This model, which we propose with the term 'Cognitive Neural Network' abbreviated as 'CNN' is a
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...have witnessed an absence of reflexes both in latency and in amplitude but we would certainly have noticed a significant asymmetry and a latency delay of
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...have witnessed an absence of reflexes both in latency and in amplitude but we would certainly have noticed a significant asymmetry and a latency delay of
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...have witnessed an absence of reflexes both in latency and in amplitude but we would certainly have noticed a significant asymmetry and a latency delay of
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...edical community to reconsider and possibly overthrow existing models that are inadequate for addressing the complexities of human health.
...improved patient outcomes when innovative and interdisciplinary approaches are employed.
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...is that the two subsystems, i.e. the atom and the cat taken individually, are rather described by a statistical mixture <ref> Scully et al: [http://www.a
...ess subject to '''quantum rules'''). Quantum rules (microscopic particles) are very different from those of macroscopic physics: with this thought experim
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...egration ensures that diagnostics are not only based on real-time data but are also continually updated with the latest medical research and findings.
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...etic Follow up 5 years: the occlusal aesthetic result is optimal and there are no relapses. This clinical result is not only due to a classic and careful
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...role of context and the intentions behind the use of specific terms. Below are several pivotal excerpts and summaries from the text:
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...o determine the test's effectiveness in correctly diagnosing TMD. Concerns are raised about the possibility that other serious pathologies could mimic TMD
...s) has been presented. At the same time, a range of diagnostic issues that are not yet classifiable as 'Anomalies' but rather as critical elements to eval
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...be stimulated by an external trigger in order to be studied. It means that we also have to be aware of the nature of the stimulus: it has to be known in
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...class="mw-content-ltr">However, by implementing a simplification strategy, we can deduce interesting data that might help us understand the ‘Emergent B
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...class="mw-content-ltr">However, by implementing a simplification strategy, we can deduce interesting data that might help us understand the ‘Emergent B
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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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...d through the lens of vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMPs), which are diagnostic tools used to study the integration of sensory inputs from the v
...fically the click-evoked cervical vestibular myogenic potentials (cVEMPs), are influenced by visual motions that create an illusory sensation of movement,
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...as the variables are dependent and compatible while in a quantum variables are independent and incompatible. This paradigm shift would have allowed us to
...can cost the life of a human being. If there is a gap in the model, which we will demonstrate during the implementation of Masticationpedia, then it sho
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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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...potential misdiagnoses that can occur when traditional dental perspectives are applied without considering deeper neurophysiological issues. The text inte
...escribes the misalignment of teeth and how they fit together when the jaws are closed. This keyword is key for dental health content, focusing on how teet
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...as the variables are dependent and compatible while in a quantum variables are independent and incompatible. This paradigm shift would have allowed us to
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...as the variables are dependent and compatible while in a quantum variables are independent and incompatible. This paradigm shift would have allowed us to
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...cannot describe the many shades that real clinical situations have.<br>As we shall soon see, this paper will show that classical logic lacks the necessa
...hich, the arguments of Donald E Stanley, Daniel G Campos and Pat Croskerry are welcome but connected to time <math>t_n</math> as an information carrier (a
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...lutions of the proposed model are explored as ephaptic coupling is varied. We demonstrate that ephaptic interactions can lead to local phase locking betw
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...h</span>. <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">As a result, we are forced to employ electrophysiological stimulation techniques to evoke a res
...ories, this procedure requires a unique experiment in which the electrodes are positioned on the patient and a series of tests is carried out, including</
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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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...s. We will see in this chapter how such a patient should be considered and we will conclude with an exposition of the steps used for prosthetic rehabilit
...heorem. In this case, from the authors' considerations<ref name=":0" /> we are at 4.6 per cent.</blockquote>
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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
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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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...s. We will see in this chapter how such a patient should be considered and we will conclude with an exposition of the steps used for prosthetic rehabilit
...heorem. In this case, from the authors' considerations<ref name=":0" /> we are at 4.6 per cent.</blockquote>
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...s. We will see in this chapter how such a patient should be considered and we will conclude with an exposition of the steps used for prosthetic rehabilit
...heorem. In this case, from the authors' considerations<ref name=":0" /> we are at 4.6 per cent.</blockquote>
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...with parotid malignancies. The most common etiologies for hemifacial spasm are vascular compression of the ipsilateral facial nerve at the cerebellopontin
...rcinoma ''ex pleomorphic'' adenoma) that presented with hemifacial spasms. We outline the differential diagnosis of hemifacial spasm as well as a propose
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...with parotid malignancies. The most common etiologies for hemifacial spasm are vascular compression of the ipsilateral facial nerve at the cerebellopontin
...rcinoma ''ex pleomorphic'' adenoma) that presented with hemifacial spasms. We outline the differential diagnosis of hemifacial spasm as well as a propose
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...with parotid malignancies. The most common etiologies for hemifacial spasm are vascular compression of the ipsilateral facial nerve at the cerebellopontin
...rcinoma ''ex pleomorphic'' adenoma) that presented with hemifacial spasms. We outline the differential diagnosis of hemifacial spasm as well as a propose
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...ofound changes in prevailing theories and practices. These paradigm shifts are critical junctures where existing anomalies in the normal science become in
...ective communication across various scientific disciplines. Such scaffolds are particularly crucial in the multidisciplinary field of dentistry, where und
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...ent mechanoreceptors, Bruxism activates the MTN. We analyzed how MTN cells are structured, their anatomy and physiology, and the effects of their activati
...e. MTN cells, on the contrary, are depolarized by GABA, as their receptors are activated upon GABA binding. They “let out” chlorine and activate ARAS
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...ent mechanoreceptors, Bruxism activates the MTN. We analyzed how MTN cells are structured, their anatomy and physiology, and the effects of their activati
...e. MTN cells, on the contrary, are depolarized by GABA, as their receptors are activated upon GABA binding. They “let out” chlorine and activate ARAS
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...ent mechanoreceptors, Bruxism activates the MTN. We analyzed how MTN cells are structured, their anatomy and physiology, and the effects of their activati
...e. MTN cells, on the contrary, are depolarized by GABA, as their receptors are activated upon GABA binding. They “let out” chlorine and activate ARAS
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...ent mechanoreceptors, Bruxism activates the MTN. We analyzed how MTN cells are structured, their anatomy and physiology, and the effects of their activati
...e. MTN cells, on the contrary, are depolarized by GABA, as their receptors are activated upon GABA binding. They “let out” chlorine and activate ARAS
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...ent mechanoreceptors, Bruxism activates the MTN. We analyzed how MTN cells are structured, their anatomy and physiology, and the effects of their activati
...e. MTN cells, on the contrary, are depolarized by GABA, as their receptors are activated upon GABA binding. They “let out” chlorine and activate ARAS
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...l electrophysiology, represents a paradigm shift in how medical conditions are diagnosed and treated. It highlights the move towards more objective, relia
...r personal, and in order to perceive the added value of the 'System Logic' we cannot help but mention two essential reasons that have marked this path: t
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Let us suppose that in a sample of 10,000 subjects from 20 to 70 we will have an incidence of 30 subjects <math>p(D)=0.003</math> showing clini
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...cal realities, especially in complex cases where quantum variables — which are independent and incompatible — play a crucial role. This critique is illu
...can cost the life of a human being. If there is a gap in the model, which we will demonstrate during the implementation of Masticationpedia, then it sho
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...eting the biological subject as an integrated complex entity. Correlations are already demonstrated in experimental animal research. The segmentation of t
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...eting the biological subject as an integrated complex entity. Correlations are already demonstrated in experimental animal research. The segmentation of t
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...with parotid malignancies. The most common etiologies for hemifacial spasm are vascular compression of the ipsilateral facial nerve at the cerebellopontin
...rcinoma ''ex pleomorphic'' adenoma) that presented with hemifacial spasms. We outline the differential diagnosis of hemifacial spasm as well as a propose
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...with parotid malignancies. The most common etiologies for hemifacial spasm are vascular compression of the ipsilateral facial nerve at the cerebellopontin
...rcinoma ''ex pleomorphic'' adenoma) that presented with hemifacial spasms. We outline the differential diagnosis of hemifacial spasm as well as a propose
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...ative projects|<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">from which we differ in terms of purposes and product</span>]]).
...tity</span>. <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">Correlations are already demonstrated in experimental animal research. The segmentation of t
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...e to ambiguity compared to natural languages that evolve spontaneously and are fraught with semantic inconsistencies.
...''Philosophy of Medical Language''' - A deeper look into how medical terms are conceptualized and used in practice, '''Systemic Approach to Diagnosis''' -
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...le natural languages evolve organically, formal languages like mathematics are designed with clear rules. The text underlines the ambiguity in terms such
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...function of various organs and systems of the body, as these relationships are crucial for devising an effective treatment plan that respects and promotes
...eatment options. If you ever change your mind or need further information, know that I'm here to assist you."
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...uation, with concentrating on quantum Markov processes. In this framework, we model functioning of biological functions such as psychological functions a
...with mechanical systems. New mathematical methods for modeling biosystems are on demand.(a,b)
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...t, the arguments of Donald E. Stanley, Daniel G. Campos, and Pat Croskerry are particularly pertinent, especially when connected to the concept of time ''
...ovide an additional opportunity to validate Medical-Diagnostic Science. We are fully aware that our "Linux Sapiens" remains puzzled by what has been antic
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...ative projects|<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">from which we differ in terms of purposes and product</span>]]).
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...Poppins' in the chapter 'Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission' and which we will propose again as a diagnostic model to accustom the reader to the proc
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...ors and processes involved in this clinical manifestation. For this reason we present a 5th Clinical case: Spontaneous Electromyographic Activity in a re
In this chapter we will address another subject, much discussed but also much followed and pro
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...knowledge of the forces involved in the action and the resulting movements are required. Although these can be easily and accurately measured with many di
...eurological diseases as intracranial cancers, multiple sclerosis and so on are the underlying symptomatological cause of TMD or OP. These patients, who ac
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...Poppins' in the chapter 'Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission' and which we will propose again as a diagnostic model to accustom the reader to the proc
...: Ephaptic transmission - it|Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission]]' and we will have the following result:
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...Poppins' in the chapter 'Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission' and which we will propose again as a diagnostic model to accustom the reader to the proc
...: Ephaptic transmission - it|Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission]]' and we will have the following result:
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...ors and processes involved in this clinical manifestation. For this reason we present a 5th Clinical case: Spontaneous Electromyographic Activity in a re
In this chapter we will address another subject, much discussed but also much followed and pro
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...ors and processes involved in this clinical manifestation. For this reason we present a 5th Clinical case: Spontaneous Electromyographic Activity in a re
In this chapter we will address another subject, much discussed but also much followed and pro
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...various conditions including those affecting the trigeminal system, which are relevant to this case study.
...Poppins' in the chapter 'Encrypted code: Ephaptic transmission' and which we will propose again as a diagnostic model to accustom the reader to the proc
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...n and analysing the system in its components). Typical of Complex Systems, are the concepts of self-organization and "Emerging Behaviour".
In this chapter we will expose some contents in favour of this more stochastic and complex vis
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...pan lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">Typical of Complex Systems, are the concepts of self-organization and "Emerging Behaviour"</span>.
<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In this chapter we will expose some contents in favour of this more stochastic and complex vis
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...n and analysing the system in its components). Typical of Complex Systems, are the concepts of self-organization and "Emerging Behaviour".
In this chapter we will expose some contents in favour of this more stochastic and complex vis
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...n and analysing the system in its components). Typical of Complex Systems, are the concepts of self-organization and "Emerging Behaviour".
In this chapter we will expose some contents in favour of this more stochastic and complex vis
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...n and analysing the system in its components). Typical of Complex Systems, are the concepts of self-organization and "Emerging Behaviour".
In this chapter we will expose some contents in favour of this more stochastic and complex vis
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...nd others have shown that electromyographic changes in masticatory muscles are often linked with myofascial pain and depression, influencing the resting b
The chapter concludes that TMDs are a multifactorial condition where muscle activity can be influenced by centr
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...) could produce occlusal overload of the individual teeth. Therefore, they are expected to alter the activity of the elevator muscles.
Such studies have proved that physiological head positions, which are adopted naturally by the subjects, have a significant influence on some of
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We would like to thank Silvano Petrarca for his continued assistance in devisi
...hanges were made. The images or other third party material in this article are included in the article's Creative Commons licence, unless indicated otherw
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...hat significant scientific transformations, driven by paradigmatic shifts, are not only necessary but inevitable in the fields of medicine and dentistry.
...models, which often focus narrowly on symptoms and mechanical corrections, are argued to be insufficient in addressing the complexities of conditions like
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...s</span>. <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In this review, we explore four ontological and epistemological challenges in using connectivi
...class="mw-content-ltr">In the Chapter 'Connectivity and Complex Systems', we will finally introduce the concept of</span>:
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...s</span>. <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In this review, we explore four ontological and epistemological challenges in using connectivi
...class="mw-content-ltr">In the Chapter 'Connectivity and Complex Systems', we will finally introduce the concept of</span>:
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...s</span>. <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">In this review, we explore four ontological and epistemological challenges in using connectivi
...class="mw-content-ltr">In the Chapter 'Connectivity and Complex Systems', we will finally introduce the concept of</span>:
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...rized by their components' interaction and the emergence of behaviors that are not easily predictable through linear analysis. The chapter delves into the
...s to the concept of how biological components (cells, organs, and systems) are interconnected and interact within an organism, emphasizing a holistic appr
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...d with a '''<span style="color: green">free license</span>''', this is why we can present it here now, for your convenience. Free knowledge, free access
...ted, electrical synaptic interactions also occur. Two different strategies are responsible for electrical communication between neurons.
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...lutely change the meaning of the speech and no inconsistencies of any kind are created.</ref>:
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...d with a '''<span style="color: green">free license</span>''', this is why we can present it here now, for your convenience. Free knowledge, free access
...ted, electrical synaptic interactions also occur. Two different strategies are responsible for electrical communication between neurons.
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...d with a '''<span style="color: green">free license</span>''', this is why we can present it here now, for your convenience. Free knowledge, free access
...ted, electrical synaptic interactions also occur. Two different strategies are responsible for electrical communication between neurons.
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...d with a '''<span style="color: green">free license</span>''', this is why we can present it here now, for your convenience. Free knowledge, free access
...uits. In other words, as emphasized by Llinás, electricity makes us who we are (Sohn, 2003).
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...e that the average amplitude <math>\approxeq 30%</math>of the Root-MEPs we are faced with a datum far beyond the limit, namely <math>\approxeq 79%</math>
...tency and the duration of the first and second silent period (ES1 and ES2) are symmetrical. Also, the interposed activity of reactivation of the motor uni
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...d with a '''<span style="color: green">free license</span>''', this is why we can present it here now, for your convenience. Free knowledge, free access
...uits. In other words, as emphasized by Llinás, electricity makes us who we are (Sohn, 2003).
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...tent of the literature to date. On the other hand, even though the results are not directly translatable to humans, three interesting animal studies,<ref>
...patterns) occur when the direction of the closing trace is inverted: they are characterized by an abnormal, narrow kinematic pattern in the frontal plane
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...ody posture and temporomandibular disorders: Where we are now and where we are heading for. J. Oral Rehabil. 2012;39:463–471. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2842.2
...e costoso.<ref name=":14" /><ref>Kawala B., Szumielewicz M., Kozanecka A. Are orthodontists still needed? Epidemiology of malocclusion among polish child
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...ody posture and temporomandibular disorders: Where we are now and where we are heading for. J. Oral Rehabil. 2012;39:463–471. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2842.2
...benötigen. <ref name=":14" /><ref>Kawala B., Szumielewicz M., Kozanecka A. Are orthodontists still needed? Epidemiology of malocclusion among polish child
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...ional modeling is an invaluable tool that could, ultimately, transform how we understand, diagnose, and treat demyelinating diseases.
...axons and gets its name from the lipid membrane sheets called myelin that are wound tightly around those axons.<ref>Virchow R. Uber das ausgebreitete Vor
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...ional modeling is an invaluable tool that could, ultimately, transform how we understand, diagnose, and treat demyelinating diseases.
...axons and gets its name from the lipid membrane sheets called myelin that are wound tightly around those axons.<ref>Virchow R. Uber das ausgebreitete Vor
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...actable pain condition, affecting 1.5-5.5% of middle-aged and older women. We investigated heat and capsaicin receptor TRPV1, and its regulatory nerve gr
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In questa sezione di Masticationpedia 'Are we sure to know everything?' presentiamo due casi clinici emblematici che dimostrano la compless
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...an ordered couple, consisting of extension and intension, in a world that we will now call ‘context’.
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...Advances in understanding gray matter pathology in multiple sclerosis: Are we ready to redefine disease pathogenesis? BMC Neurol. 2012;12 doi: 10.1186/14
...ene expression changes in astrocytes in Multiple Sclerosis cerebral cortex are indicative of immune-mediated signaling. Brain Behav. Immun. 2015;48:315–
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...Advances in understanding gray matter pathology in multiple sclerosis: Are we ready to redefine disease pathogenesis? BMC Neurol. 2012;12 doi: 10.1186/14
...ene expression changes in astrocytes in Multiple Sclerosis cerebral cortex are indicative of immune-mediated signaling. Brain Behav. Immun. 2015;48:315–
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...Advances in understanding gray matter pathology in multiple sclerosis: Are we ready to redefine disease pathogenesis? BMC Neurol. 2012;12 doi: 10.1186/14
...ene expression changes in astrocytes in Multiple Sclerosis cerebral cortex are indicative of immune-mediated signaling. Brain Behav. Immun. 2015;48:315–
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...Advances in understanding gray matter pathology in multiple sclerosis: Are we ready to redefine disease pathogenesis? BMC Neurol. 2012;12 doi: 10.1186/14
...ene expression changes in astrocytes in Multiple Sclerosis cerebral cortex are indicative of immune-mediated signaling. Brain Behav. Immun. 2015;48:315–
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