Temporomandibular Joint 2

[@unrivaled37]

Thankyou so much!!! Please keep of the good videos. - From a fourth year radiology resident from San Salvador, El Salvador.

[@ENT_Imaging]

Great to hear from people in other countries! I'm glad that these lectures are useful to you.

[@NinoMaluri]

Thank you for the video. I've learned so much. Up to date and important information. I can't thank you enough :)

[@Empressively]

Thank you for your presentation. It was very helpful. It would have been nice to see hypermobility and connective tissue disorders mentioned, especially since people who have those things so often experience the TMJ manifestations such as the subluxations, dislocations, microtraumas, and erosion from improper use.

[@ENT_Imaging]

It is tricky to try to find the right balance between "thorough" and "approachable". There is so much more information, but clinical and radiological, that could be included....

[@syedzaman1148]

nice lecture, Sir. thanks lot

[@alihamid-jp9gw]

short and informative

[@mohdzuber2206]

Excellent!!

[@AlbertoZambrano]

any resources for conventinonal XRAY techniques for TMJ ?

[@ENT_Imaging]

In the US at least (I can't speak for other countries), conventional radiographs are used only as a screening tool, so I don't think that an entire lecture would be worth the effort. The key to interpretation is *finding* the joint on obliqued views in open and closed mouth position.

[@rady6765]

👍😊👍