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PubMed1986

Prevention of springboard and platform diving injuries.

Although diving is one of the safer sports, because of the inherent complexity of many maneuvers, injuries can occur. Most of the injuries that a diver sustains are minor, but major and even fatal injuries have occurred. Training under a well qualified and experienced coach is important. Support from parents in terms of encouragement and finance is needed to ensure that the diver receives the best and safest training available. With appropriate facilities and preparation, many of the serious injuries can be prevented.

Athletic Injuries↗
PubMed1986

Treatment of endodontic urgent care cases.

This article describes treatment for urgent care cases involving the dental pulp and periradicular tissues: acute pain of pulpal or periradicular origin, acute pain from endodontic procedures, and management of traumatically injured teeth.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1978

Non-routine extractions in orthodontic treatment.

A four-unit symmetrical premolar extraction case demands meticulous levelling, overjet reduction, space closure, rotating, paralleling and torqueing to justify the gambit of having extracted the teeth at the commencement of treatment. This involves the patient in complex therapy which may, for any of several reasons, be contra-indicated for that particular patient, though a decision based on the plaster casts alone may have upheld such an approach. The purpose of this article is to discourage automatic decisions to extract first premolars in orthodontic extraction cases. The clinician is offered a classification of special cases in which an alternative should be sought, based on careful consideration of the general dental, facial, physical, psychological and economic state of the patient.

Acute Disease↗