Examples of using Maxillary sinus in English and their translations into Russian
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care should be taken to prevent loose bone particles from penetrating into the maxillary sinus.
chronic inflammations of the maxillary sinus.
In the healthy state, the maxillary sinus is equipped with a thin membrane and cilia.
Anchorage in the area of the zygomatic bone can be considered an alternative to anchorage in the floor of the maxillary sinus.
covering the main and the left maxillary sinus.
suspected inflammation within the maxillary sinus, is possible if basal screw implants are used.
But implants of thus type are not indicated for use within the maxillary sinus at any rate.
orthopedic surgery especially when the maxillary sinus was involved.
With cortico-basal anchoring in the maxillary sinus floor, this automatically causes apical thread portions to be located within the maxillary sinus.
causing the maxillary sinus to expand and more bone of the maxillary alveolar process to be lost.
We described a case of laterally situated impacted wisdom tooth extraction in maxillary sinus using an endoscopic endonasal approach.
The prevalence of maxillary sinus problems in the population is significant,
A fraction of inserted implants have to be removed owing to problems associated with the maxillary sinus.
follicular cyst discovered in a maxillary sinus in patient with a chronic maxillary sinusitis is presented.
The tooth roots in the upper jaw are in close proximity to the maxillary sinus; in many cases the roots protrude into the cavity.
Infections of the teeth of the upper jaw are therefore frequently the cause of maxillary sinus problems, especially where these symptoms occur on only one side.
If bleeding into the maxillary sinus occurs during implantation, the blood clot can stabilize in the sinus
Bone particles introduced into the maxillary sinus by this route can promote infection if the preoperative borderline condition of the maxillary sinus already prevented self-healing.
The need for restorative surgery within the maxillary sinus depends directly on the condition of the maxillary sinus itself
A significant percentage of the population shows clinical signs of recurrent infection of the maxillary sinus e.g.