PubMed · 8480694
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T Weinberger. 1993. Angle classification.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0889-5406(05)80388-9
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Congenital unilateral ventriculomegaly is a rare condition, usually caused by obstruction of the foramen of Monro. In the past, this condition required surgical intervention. We present a female newborn with nonprogressive unilateral ventriculomegaly which was initially detected by prenatal sonography. No surgical intervention was performed, and during the 9 months of follow-up, she had normal head growth and reached appropriate developmental milestones.
A biostereometric survey of severely resorbed dry mandibles was used to determine whether it was possible to design a transmandibular implant that could be used for the majority of clinical situations. Computerized profiles of the relevant mandibular areas were generated and superimposed to examine the feasibility of a universal shape. It would appear that the crestal shape of the mandible between the mental foramina is on the circumference of a circle and that the surface of the inferior border is so variable that a flat surface would have to be used for a transmandibular implant. A design of a transmandibular implant is proposed on the basis of the common anatomic features of the mandible.