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1.General information on osteomyelitis of the jaws. 2.Etiology and pathogenesis of sub acute and chronic osteomyelitis 3.Clinic of sub acute and chronic osteomyelitis 4.Main causes of exacerbations of chronic osteomyelitis. 5.Mobility of teeth, and their pain fillings in chronic osteomyelitis. 6. Diagnosis. 7.Treatment. a) method of sequestrotomy b) diet and vitamin c) mullion active and passive immunization. 8.Sequestration of bone 9.Bone regeneration
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Treatment of chronic odontogenic osteomyelitis of the jaws consists of local (surgical ) and General interventions. Surgical treatment it is a extraction of "causal" tooth and sequestration part of jaw. Sequestrotomy on lower jaw must be made 5-6 weeks later, the beginning of the acute process. For earlier intervention on this bone, can lead to fracture of the jaw in the foci of inflammation. At upper jaw where the process of rejection gangrenous lot faster, we can operate - in 4-5 weeks after begining
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Diet and vitamin
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