Estimating Accuracy of the CBVT InVesalius Imaging Software to Measure the Volume of Simulated Periapical Defects in a Human Cadaver Mandibl | Posted on:2019-01-31 | Degree:M.S | Type:Thesis | University:University of Maryland, Baltimore | Candidate:Khan, Mir | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2474390017488146 | Subject:Dentistry | Abstract/Summary: | | TITLE: Estimating accuracy of the CBVT InVesalius Imaging Software to measure the volume of simulated periapical defects in a human cadaver mandible.;AIM: This in vitro study tested the accuracy of CBVT InVesalius software to determine volumetric data as compared to true volume.;METHODOLOGY: Ten artificial periapical osseous defects of similar size were created bilaterally in the posterior region of a human cadaver mandible. Vinyl polysiloxane impression material was injected to create a replica of each defect. The true volume of each replica was obtained using Archimedes' method and compared to volumetric measurements as determined by InVesalius. Statistical analysis was performed with one-way ANOVA and the significance level was set to p ≤ .05.;RESULTS: The mean difference in volume measurement for InVesalius (.0454 cc) and Archimedes' method (.0436 cc) was very small (p = .48).;CONCLUSION: InVesalius software appeared to accurately measure the true volume of the periapical defects. | Keywords/Search Tags: | Periapical defects, CBVT invesalius, Volume, Software, Measure, Human cadaver, Accuracy | | Related items |
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