Internal Derangement of TMJ: Disc displacement with/without reduction & Wilkes classification

Internal derangement of TMJ is a disruption of the internal aspects of the TMJ, in which an abnormal relationship exists between the disc and the condyle, glenoid fossa and articular eminence. Disc displacement can be subdivided as with and without reduction. Anteromedial displacement of disc is more common. A better understanding of the TMJ anatomy and functions aids in understanding the pathophysiology of disc derangement better. Wilkes classification describes the various stages of disc derangement and associated symptoms clinically and radiologically.

[@drsharisr9359]

Is this disc diaplacement with reduction ?? According to okeson it is disc dislocation with reduction, disc dislocation without reduction.disc displacement is the early stage..in disc dislocation there is no click...disc displacement

[@nehashah7093]

I think you have disc Adhesions and Adherence the wrong way round? Or you are saying the wrong word but the screen shows the other word...

[@xpertgamers1168]

What is treatment for early reducing disc

[@sophie6390]

Can it be fixed

[@DentalSymphonyES]

Check out the second part of the video about various methods for the management of internal derangement:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6uyepKCmc6Si9k

[@swetarani9966]

Plz read loud

[@umamoniraj]

Why the voice is so sexy