Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements
This study aimed to present a wireless mandibular motion tracking device and optoelectronic data acquisition system developed to analyze the real-time spatial motion of the entire mandible during mouth opening and closing with no restriction of any movement. The procedures were divided into three ph...
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author | Reinaldo Missaka Lena Katekawa Adachi Regina Tamaki Rosemary Sadami Arai Shinkai Tomie Nakakuki de Campos Oswaldo Horikawa |
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description | This study aimed to present a wireless mandibular motion tracking device and optoelectronic data acquisition system developed to analyze the real-time spatial motion of the entire mandible during mouth opening and closing with no restriction of any movement. The procedures were divided into three phases: confection of a kinematic arch, dynamic digital video image acquisition, and image processing and analysis by using graphic computation. Four sequences of jaw opening/closing movements were recorded in lateral view: two from the maximum intercuspation (MIC) and the other two from a forced mandibular retruded position. Jaw motion was recorded by a digital video camera and processed as spatial coordinates corresponding to the position variation of the markers in the kinematic arch. The results showed that the method was capable of recording and processing the dynamics of the mandibular movements during jaw opening/closing using pixel-magnitude points. The mandible showed points with less displacement located near the temporomandibular joint during the opening/closing movements from the mandibular retruded position. When the jaw movements were recorded from MIC, these points were located near the mandibular foramen. |
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spelling | doaj.art-6e09bad9f103468da506b740821f7ec02022-12-22T03:12:08ZengSociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa OdontológicaBrazilian Oral Research1806-83242008-06-0122215115710.1590/S1806-83242008000200010Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movementsReinaldo MissakaLena Katekawa AdachiRegina TamakiRosemary Sadami Arai ShinkaiTomie Nakakuki de CamposOswaldo HorikawaThis study aimed to present a wireless mandibular motion tracking device and optoelectronic data acquisition system developed to analyze the real-time spatial motion of the entire mandible during mouth opening and closing with no restriction of any movement. The procedures were divided into three phases: confection of a kinematic arch, dynamic digital video image acquisition, and image processing and analysis by using graphic computation. Four sequences of jaw opening/closing movements were recorded in lateral view: two from the maximum intercuspation (MIC) and the other two from a forced mandibular retruded position. Jaw motion was recorded by a digital video camera and processed as spatial coordinates corresponding to the position variation of the markers in the kinematic arch. The results showed that the method was capable of recording and processing the dynamics of the mandibular movements during jaw opening/closing using pixel-magnitude points. The mandible showed points with less displacement located near the temporomandibular joint during the opening/closing movements from the mandibular retruded position. When the jaw movements were recorded from MIC, these points were located near the mandibular foramen.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1806-83242008000200010MovementTemporomandibular jointMandible |
spellingShingle | Reinaldo Missaka Lena Katekawa Adachi Regina Tamaki Rosemary Sadami Arai Shinkai Tomie Nakakuki de Campos Oswaldo Horikawa Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements Brazilian Oral Research Movement Temporomandibular joint Mandible |
title | Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
title_full | Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
title_fullStr | Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
title_full_unstemmed | Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
title_short | Development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
title_sort | development of an experimental optoelectronic device to study the amplitude of mandibular movements |
topic | Movement Temporomandibular joint Mandible |
url | http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1806-83242008000200010 |
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