Do comparison of radiographic bone height assessments in panoramic and intraoral radiographs of implant patients?
In this study, panoramic radiographs were found to be as reliable as conventional intraoral radiographs when used to assess the point of bone attachment to implant threads. Intra- and interobserver agreement were reliable but not excellent. The radiologist was more successful in finding sites where the bone level was impossible to assess accurately.
Rapid reporting of PCR results can have a significant impact on several outcome measures for patients with EV meningitis.