As part of the course, students will become familiar with the basic principles of modern imaging methods used in dentistry, with an emphasis on the significance and application of various types of X-ray examinations.
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Aim of the course
After finishing this subject, the students are able to:
Explain the physical principles of ionising radiation, generation of X-ray and image creation.
Discuss the interactions between the ionising radiation and matter, including the negative effects on human organism.
Explain the principles of the radiation hygiene.
Describe the X-ray projections in dentistry, including the procedure and interpretation.
Explain the principles, usage, and outcomes of othe imaging methods (ultrasonography, computed tomography, magnetic resonantion image).
Take intraoral radiographs in different projections.
Interpret intraoral and panoramatic radiographs.
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Literature
Compulsory literature
Goaz et al. Oral Radiology. Mosby, St.Louis, 1994. ISBN 0-8016-7295-3
Recommend literature
Basrani B. Endodontic radiology. Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. ISBN 978-0-4709-5849-0
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Requirements to the exam
Credit
Finishing of the e-learning course Intraoral X-ray imaging in Dentistry in Moodle including gaining of at least 80% of points in the final test of this course.
Successful reading of intraoral X-ray in apical projection (max. 2 retakes). This test is carried out in Moodle within the e-learning course Intraoral X-ray imaging in Dentistry.
Successful reading of two bite-wings (max. 2 retakes). This test is carried out in Moodle within the e-learning course Intraoral X-ray imaging in Dentistry.
Sufficient knowledge in credit test (at least 80 % of points, max. 2 retakes).
In the case of repeating a study obligation, the student is required to complete the study obligation in its entirety.
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Syllabus
Lectures
Lectures make more sensitive information in the literature. They reflect contemporary trends in Dental Radiology.
Introduction to dental radiology, general principles (E-learning course - ELC). (Kapitan 3)
Intraoral projections (ELC). (Kapitan 3)
Consultations to ELC. (Kapitan 1)
Panoramic radiography. (Kapitan 2)
CBCT and other imaging methods. (Duska 3)
Note to the lectures: The attendance to the Consultations to ELC is conditioned by passing the e-learning course Intraoral X-ray imaging in Dentistry at least until the theme Selfstudy incl.
Practical courses & seminars
Lecturers
Jan Duska, M.D. et M.D.
Nela Jouklova, MDDr., Ph.D.
Dana Kopecka, M.D., Ph.D.
Martin Kapitan, M.D., Ph.D.
Radovan Mottl, M.D. et M.D., Ph.D.
Jan Schmidt, MDDr., Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Jakub Suchanek, M.D., Ph.D.
Practical courses
Practice of radiographs taking and interpretation.
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Entry requirements
Prerequisites: obligatory subjects of the 1st year, Preclinical Dentistry III, Prosthetics Technology.