Comparison between thermoplastized technique and cold lateral
EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF CORONAL SEALING ABILITY OF THREE DIFFERENT OBTURATION METHODS – WARM LATERAL CONDENSATION, WARM VERTICAL CONDENSATION AND COLD LATERAL CONDENSATION: AN IN-VITRO STUDY
... Warm Lateral Condensation, Warm vertical condensation and Cold lateral ...condensation technique was found superior when compared to other techniques at the coronal 1/3 rd region and ...
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Comparison of Obturation Density Using Nickel Titanium and Stainless Steel Spreaders by Lateral Compaction Technique
... The cold lateral compaction technique has been one of the most common root canal filling tech- niques due to its easy usage, less canal removal during the preparation stage and better control of the ...
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COLD LATERAL CONDENSATION VERSUS OTHER ROOT CANAL OBTURATION TECHNIQUES - A REVIEW
... cone technique or with CLC of multiple ...differences between the techniques in the amount of GP occupying a prepared ...condensation technique in acrylic blocks resulted in a greater GP fill by ...
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Comparison of the Thermal Welding Technique and Cold Dissection for Pediatric Tonsillectomy
... welding technique was set at “1” for sealing and “8” for ...upper lateral aspect of the tonsil was created with a power setting of “8” using the right ...the lateral capsule of the tonsil was ...
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Original Article Comparison of the bone plug and bone bridge technique for lateral meniscus allograft transplantation
... outcomes between the Bone Plug and the Bone Bridge which are used for lateral ...postoperative lateral MAT patients were enrolled to check the follow-up ...
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The Röttinger approach for total hip arthroplasty: technique, comparison to the direct lateral approach and review of literature
... approach between April 1 st , 2012 and April 30 th , 2015 were ...direct lateral approach (of Hardinge). The operative technique for the Röttinger approach involves accessing the hip joint through ...
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Comparison of Apical Sealing Ability of Lateral Condensation Technique in Room and Body- Simulated Temperatures (An in vitro study)
... fice. The temperature in different canals ranged between 33-35˚c. Samples were seventy extracted human mandibu- lar premolars. They all had a single and a straight canal with complete apices. Teeth with different ...
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Comparison between Dry, MQL, and Cryogenic Cooling Technique on Surface Integrity of Burnished Surface
... workpiece samples were prepared to identify and analyze the heat affected zone (HAZ) region along the burnished surface. HAZ was determined by observing the changes of microstructure as shown in Fig. 5. The samples were ...
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Comparison between modified lateral supraorbital approach and pterional approach in the surgical treatment of middle cerebral artery aneurysms
... Pterional approach has been used in clinical for many years as the gold standard in the treatment of vascular diseases and tumors located in the saddle nodules, supra- and sellar area, Sylvian fissure, the superior part ...
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Percutaneous endoscopic interlaminar discectomy of L5–S1 disc herniation: a comparison between intermittent endoscopy technique and full endoscopy technique
... endoscopy technique: Patients were placed in the prone position on a bow-type frame solidly attached to the operating table to widen the interlaminar ...cm lateral to the posterior median ...
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Radiographic Comparison between Cervical Spine Lateral and Whole-Spine Lateral Standing Radiographs.
... The lordotic curvature of the cervical spine is considered as normal 3 ; however, the exact values and the recommended methods of measurement are not clearly described. Normal lordotic angles for C2 –C7 have been ...
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Tartaric stabilization of wines : comparison between electrodyalisis and cold by contact
... of cold with crystal ...through cold stabilization by contact process are different from wines stabilized by electrodialysis, concerning their physics-chemical and organoleptic ...by cold ...
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Cold-induced vasodilation comparison between Bangladeshi and Japanese natives
... weaken cold tolerance ...differences between ethnic groups ...climates. Cold adaptation could be reflected in the degree of attenuation of initial vasoconstriction in cold immersion fingers ...
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Instability in lateral dynamics of a metal strip in cold rolling
... the lateral dynamics of a strip between the uncoiler and the first stand of a cold rolling mill: operational problems are expe- rienced in the metal rolling ...strip between the uncoiler and ...
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Lateral-Torsional Buckling of General Cold-Formed Steel Beams
... elastic lateral-torsional buckling stress is therefore more difficult to ...for lateral-torsional buckling of point-symmetric sections is based on lateral-torsional buckling of a doubly- symmetric ...
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A comparison of technique errors between film and photostimulable-phosphor (PSP) receptors
... 36 adapted to film holding devices. Unlike the CCD/CMOS, the PSP receptor does not require an electrical lead and has properties similar to intensifying screen phosphors. As the phosphor layer of the detector is ...
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IMAGE FUSION PARAMETER ESTIMATION AND COMPARISON BETWEEN SVD AND DWT TECHNIQUE
... Investigation is carried out to estimate the parametric features of image after applying SVD and DWT based image fusion. Information content of the distorted image is enhanced with these two techniques. Set of images are ...
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Comparison between Scalar & Vector Control Technique for Induction Motor Drive
... control technique for induction motor drive using two level ...the comparison between scalar control and vector control techniques for three phase Induction motor through Matlab / ...A ...
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1. Comparison between qabc and fgchs technique in wireless sensor network
... of comparison of proposed and traditional schemes with respect to four different parameters as number of Surviving nodes, network reliability, energy consumption, and simulation ...in comparison to the rest ...
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Numerical analysis of lateral movement of a metal strip during cold rolling
... 1 Introduction Rapid lateral movement of a metal strip during rolling is an operational problem that leads to serious consequences, such as strip chew-ups and mill crashes. The fact that strip tracking failure ...
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