Dental Percussion Procedure

Known as: Dental Percussion, Percussion

A diagnostic test performed on a tooth by tapping on the crown with a dental instrument.

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1999

1994

CLINICAL SCENARIO The patient in your examining room is new to the practice. He is 52 years old, emigrated from Southeast Asia…

1985

The forced expiration technique (FET) is commonly used in conjunction with self-percussion of the chest wall and thoracic…

1983

To the Editor. —Spontaneous rupture of the iliac vein is a rare occurrence, with only four cases reported in the literature. 1-4…

1981

To the Editor.— The Fitz-Hugh and Curtis syndrome (gonococcal perihepatitis) in a man is rare, 1 but we have seen a probable case…

1981

1977

551 Treatment of anticonvulsant osteomalacia with 1 c-hydroxycholecalciferol Anticonvulsants cause osteomalacia,' possibly by the…

1977

IF EMERGENCY operation and hemostasis are not done, spontaneous rupture of abdominal visceral arteries often results in sudden…

1971

Review

1963

Review

1963

Despite a characteristic clinical picture, hemolytic streptococcal involvement of the lung rarely is considered in the…