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Observation from West Cooast 日米歯科事情比較－３日米の臨床研究の比較検討から

水口一, 小川匠, 重田優子, 塩見信行, 松香芳三

歯界展望 2005

The Current Status of Problem-based Learning (PBL) for Prosthodontics at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry

OGAWA Takumi, YAMANE Akira, BABA Kazuyoshi, HAKEDA Tadasu, MINAKUCHI Hajime, CLARK Glenn T., FUKUSHIMA Shunji

21 ( 1 ) 70 - 76 2005

顎関節内障患者における顎関節痛と筋痛発現パターンの関連性

井上栄徳, 前川賢治, 水口一, 永松千代美, 窪木拓男

日本補綴歯科学会学術大会プログラム・抄録集 113th 2005

鋳造コアの予後に関する後ろ向きコホート研究-装着15年後の累積生存率に装着材の差が及ぼす影響-

前田健志, 峯篤史, 竹北益生, 山崎聖也, 水口一, 窪木拓男

日本補綴歯科学会学術大会プログラム・抄録集 114th 2005

新規貼付型ブラキシズム診断装置の診断精度に関する研究-Polysomnogramとの比較-

水口一, 前川賢治, 窪木拓男, CLARK G T

日本補綴歯科学会学術大会プログラム・抄録集 112th 2004

Selective electrical Current Perception Threshokds ing the Trigeminal and Medianus Nerves Estimation lf the sex difference of CPT using the Meurometer【○!R】

NAKAZAWA Y, MINAKUCHI H, MINAKUCHI H, YATAMI H

46 ( 108 ) 143 - 143 2002.10

卒後臨床研修における顎関節MRI読影トレーニングの一方法

山下和夫, 宮脇正一, 井上雅秀, 片山朗, 窪木拓男, 前川賢治, 水口一, 矢谷博文, 山本照子

日本顎関節学会雑誌 14 ( 1 ) 129 - 129 2002.4

Temporomandibular joint space distribution and prognosis of ADDwor patients.

H Minakuchi, Y Azuma, K Maekawa, T Kuboki, H Yatani

JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 81 A212 - A212 2002.3

三叉神経ならびに正中神経領域における神経選択的電流知覚しきい値の性差の検討

中沢義人, 水口一, 窪木拓男, 矢谷博文

日本補綴歯科学会学術大会プログラム・抄録集 108th 2002

Residency program training for proper reading of the results of magnetic resonance imaging of the TMJ

Yamashita Kazuo, Miyawaki Shouichi, Inoue Masahide, Katayama Akira, Kuboki Takuo, Maekawa Kenji, Minakuchi Hajime, Yatani Hirofumi, Yamamoto Teruko

Orthodontic waves : journal of the Japanese Orthodontic Society = Orthodontic waves : journal of the Japanese Orthodontic Society 60 ( 4 ) 256 - 259 2001

Language：Japanese

There have been few reports with regard to the training method for reading the MRI of TMJ that is useful for the diagnosis of the internal derangement of the TMJ. The purpose of this study was to determine whether the training method that we developed for residency education is effective or not. The subjects were 12 residents and post-doctoral students undertaking a post-graduate course in orthodontics who had not been sufficiently educated in MRI reading methods. Twenty MRIs of TMJs in patients with TMDs at the closed-and maximum open-mouth positions and Orsini's diagnostic criteria, which suggest a high correlationship with TMD symptoms, were used. Each subject was tested for the ability to diagnose TMJ internal derangements without any mutual discussion. The allocated reading time was limited to 30 seconds. After the reading test, the ratio of correct answers and Cohen's Kappa value were calculated, and then each subject was informed of the results. Just after the test, the wrong points were revealed, and the correct reading method was taught to the subjects. The MRI films used in the test were scanned and saved in a computer so that each resident could take the same test again. Using 20 different MRIs of the TMJ, such a test and re-education were performed every 2 weeks, for a total of three times. As a result, the mean ratio of correct answers and kappa value increased over time, with the averages of the third test being significantly larger than those of the first and second mean values and reaching a clinically acceptable level. The total time of the training including the three tests and re-education was about 7 hours. These results suggest that this training method that we developed was useful for increasing the ability of residents to read the MRI of the TMJ efficiently.

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Long-Term Clinical Evaluation of Occlusal Porcelain Onlays

YOSHIDA E, YATANI H, MINAKUCHI H, KAMISAKA M, HATANAKA K, KUBOKI T

44 ( 104 ) 124 - 124 2000.11

Four-year longitudinal study an risk factors of TMD symptoms.

H Yatani, M Kamisaka, Y Matsuka, K Hatanaka, H Minakuchi, E Yoshida

JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 79 ( 特別 ) 585 - 585 2000

RCT of initial therapy for anterior disc displacement without reduction.

H Minakuchi, T Kuboki, Y Matsuka, K Maekawa, H Yatani, Y Yamashita

JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 79 ( 特別 ) 587 - 587 2000

Analgesic and Side Effects of Amitriptyline Hydrochroride for Chronic Orofacial Pain Patients

MAKI Shiori, MAEKAWA Kenji, MINAKUCHI Hajime, KUBOKI Takuo, MATSUKA Yoshizo, YAMASHITA Atsushi

Journal of Prosthodontic Research 43 ( 3 ) 451 - 456 1999.6

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Prosthodontic Society

The analgesic effects of amitriptyline was evaluated in 11 patients with chronic orofacial pain. The patients visited Fixed Prosthodontic Clinic, Okayama University Dental Hospital with the complaint ofchronic orofacial pain. They had been treated for more than six months with occlusal appliance or physicaltherapy before this study was started, and did not have good treatment results. Ten mg per day ofamitriptyline was started, and the amount was increased gradually depending on the patient's symptoms. Themaximum dose in this study was 70 mg in one patient and most of them were receiving under 50 mg/day. Theresults indicated that amitriptyline was effective in 9 of 11 patients. Two patients showed severe side effectsand stopped receiving it. It was concluded that amitriptyline is effective in the treatment of severe chronicorofacial pain. However, there were side effects with this medicine, so it is necessary to know the effects andside effects when administering it to orofacial pain patients.

DOI： 10.2186/jjps.43.451

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Comparison of treatment outcomes for TMJ disk displacement without reduction.

H Minakuchi, W Sonoyama, M Kamisaka, H Fukuda, K Maekawa, Y Matsuka, T Kuboki, H Yatahi, A Yamashita

JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 77 ( SpecialIssue ) 748 - 748 1998

Effect of Occlusal Treatment on TMD Patient's Self-reported Treatment Outcomes : Part 1. Effect of Occlusal Treatment for TMD Patients

MINAKUCHI Hazime, KUBOKI Takuo, MATSUKA Yoshizo, YATANI Hirofumi, YAMASHITA Atsushi

Journal of Prosthodontic Research 41 ( 4 ) 552 - 559 1997.8

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Prosthodontic Society

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of occlusal treatment on the symptoms of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) by questionnaire. Three hundred sixty-nine consecutive TMD patients who had finished treatment in our TMD clinic from April 1985 to March 1995 were included in this study. Questionnaires were sent to the patients, and 260 (80.5%) patients returned them. These patients were divided into two groups. One was the occlusal treatment (OT) group (mean age: 49.3±16.3, male/female=20/114) who received occlusal treatment. The other was a non-occlusal treatment (n-OT) group (mean age: 36.3±16.1, male/female=34/92) who did not receive occlusal treatment. The prevalence of pain in theorofacial region at the first visit was 66.9% in the OT group, and 73.3% in the n-OT group. The questionnaire included a visual analogue scale of pain (VAS), maximum range of opening (MRO), patient's estimation of treatment outcome (TO score), and daily activity limitation attributable to TMD symptoms (DAL score). As a result, no statistically significant difference could be found between the two groups for the three variables (Mann-Whiteney U-test). However, the TO score showed statistically significant difference for the three variables (Mann-Whiteney U-test).

DOI： 10.2186/jjps.41.552

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Effect of Occlusal Treatment on TMD Patient''s Self-Reported Treatment Outcomes. Part 1 Effect of Occlusal Treatment for TMD patients.

MINAKUCHI Hazime, KUBOKI Takuo, MATSUKA Yoshizo, YATANI Hirofumi, YAMASHITA Atsushi

Journal of The Japan Prosthodontic Society 41 ( 4 ) 552 - 559 1997.8

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Prosthodontic Society

DOI： 10.2186/jjps.41.552

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Effect of Occlusal Treatment on TMD Patient's Self-reported Treatment Outcomes : Part 1. Effect of Occlusal Treatment for TMD Patients

MINAKUCHI Hazime, KUBOKI Takuo, MATSUKA Yoshizo, YATANI Hirofumi, YAMASHITA Atsushi

Journal of Prosthodontic Research 41 ( 4 ) 552 - 559 1997.8

Language：Japanese Publisher：Japan Prosthodontic Society

DOI： 10.2186/jjps.41.552

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Effect of occlusal interventions on TMD patient's self-reported treatment outcomes.

H Minakuchi, H Yatani, T Fujisawa, Y Matsuka, T Kuboki, A Yamashita

JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH 75 3332 - 3332 1996

Reliability of the Assisted Maximum Jaw Opening Measurement. Part 1. Development of a Measuring Device with a Computer-aided Passive Stretch Mechanism.

篠田一樹, 山下敦, 水口一, 前川賢治, 寺田昌平, 窪木拓男

日本補綴歯科学会学術大会論文集 40 ( 96回特別 ) 98 1996

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