The Role of the Bone Strength on the Cyst Growth in the Mandible

Q2 Engineering

Engineering Transactions Pub Date : 2019-08-02 DOI:10.24423/ENGTRANS.995.20190802

J. Miodowska, J. Bielski, M. Kromka-Szydek

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Abstract

Intracystic fluid pressure is discussed as a potentially important factor influencing a bone cyst growth. This process can develop in the course of months. However, the exact mechanism remains speculative. In this paper, we use an established mathematical model to evaluate whether the presence of pressurized fluid in bone cavities may result in cyst growth. A continuous function of bone density rate vs. mechanical stimulus is used. The numerical model of the mandible with the cyst is used to predict the stress-stimulated change in bone density around the cavity.

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骨强度对下颌骨囊肿生长的影响

囊内液压力被认为是影响骨囊肿生长的潜在重要因素。这个过程可能会持续数月。然而，确切的机制仍然是推测性的。在本文中，我们使用一个已建立的数学模型来评估骨腔中加压流体的存在是否会导致囊肿的生长。使用骨密度率与机械刺激的连续函数。利用含囊肿下颌骨的数值模型预测应力刺激下腔周围骨密度的变化。

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期刊介绍： Engineering Transactions (formerly Rozprawy Inżynierskie) is a refereed international journal founded in 1952. The journal promotes research and practice in engineering science and provides a forum for interdisciplinary publications combining mechanics with: Material science, Mechatronics, Biomechanics and Biotechnologies, Environmental science, Photonics, Information technologies, Other engineering applications. The journal publishes original papers covering a broad area of research activities including: experimental and hybrid techniques, analytical and numerical approaches. Review articles and special issues are also welcome. Following long tradition, all articles are peer reviewed and our expert referees ensure that the papers accepted for publication comply with high scientific standards. Engineering Transactions is a quarterly journal intended to be interesting and useful for the researchers and practitioners in academic and industrial communities.