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Effect of LASER therapy Vs conventional techniques on clinical and radiographic outcomes of deciduous molar pulpotomy : a systematic review and meta-…
2020
Background To systematically review the effectiveness primary molar pulpotomy based on the clinical and radiographic outcomes using lasers over the conventional therapies. Material and methods This systematic review and meta-analysis included Randomized or Quasi-randomized trials comparing LASER with conventional pulpotomy therapies (formocresol, ferric sulphate, MTA or calcium hydroxide) with atleast 6-month follow-up period was included. Risk of bias of included studies was assessed and metanalysis was done using RevMan software. Results Of the 1383 articles that were searched, only 14 studies were included for qualitative synthesis and 10 for meta- analysis. There was no statistically si…
Fibre post behaviour prediction factors. A review of the literature
2013
Introduction: The advantages of fibre posts over stainless steel posts have been demonstrated in numerous studies. For clinical success, various factors need to be taken into account in post-retained restorations. Material and Methods: A review was made of literature on fibre posts published from 2000 to February 2011, identified through searches of the PubMed/Medline databases. Results: The position of the tooth in the arch, ferrule size, proximal contact, periodontal support and restoration type are survival prediction factors that should be considered when performing post-endodontic restoration. Since fibre posts present good biomechanical behaviour as a result of their elastic modulus, …
A methodological framework to enhance the clinical success of cancer immunotherapy.
2011
Immunoguiding, the Final Frontier in the Immunotherapy of Cancer
2014
T cells play an important role in cancer. This notion is strongly supported by an enormous number of trials on the clinical impact of tumor-infiltrating T cells and studies consequently showing that therapeutic interventions which are based on transfer, activation and expansion, or de-blocking of tumor-specific T cells, which have met with clinical success. To optimally profit from the flow of newly developed immune-based therapeutics aiming to reinforce the systemic and local tumor-specific T-cell response, it will be required to identify biomarkers that provide the rationale to use a particular therapy, that measure the effect of intervention, and that can predict the outcome of a therape…