Evaluation of artefact in the quality of craniofacial anatomical computed tomography scan (CT) from different types of orthodontic bracket

Mohammed, Mahmud, Ab. Rahman, Norma, and Samsudin, Ahmad Hadif Zaidin (2018) Evaluation of artefact in the quality of craniofacial anatomical computed tomography scan (CT) from different types of orthodontic bracket. In: Archives of Orofacial Science (13) pp. 19-20. From: 2ND ICMHS - 23RD NCMHS - 2ND TCC: Conference on Medical and Health Sciences in conjunction with 2nd Translational Craniofacial Conference, 26-27 September 2018, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia.

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Introduction: Metal artefact is the most common type of artefact in computer tomography (CT) imaging which can affect the diagnostic image quality. Objective: To evaluate the artefact intensity from different types of orthodontic brackets (stainless steel, titanium, monocrystalline, ceramic) in craniofacial CT scan. Methodology: This is a prospective in-vitro cross-sectional study. Four types of orthodontic brackets were bonded to the tooth surfaces (from right second premolar to right central incisor for both arches) on a human cadaveric skull consecutively. All scans were done by a single operator using same CT machine (TOSHIBA CGGT-032A) following a standard scanning protocol (kvp-120, exposure time-500, x-ray tube-200, slice thickness 1mm). Artefact intensity for images were measured by calculating their maximum, minimum & mean grey values by using ImageJ software (ImageJ version 1.50i). One-way ANOVA post hoc analysis was used for the data analysis. Result: From this study, the artefact intensity for stainless steel bracket revealed a higher mean value compared to the other three types of the brackets. The mean values of the artefact intensities are: stainless steel bracket (1.64), titanium (1.56), monocrystalline (1.49) and ceramic (1.47). A significant difference (p=0.007) of artefact intensity between stainless-steel and ceramic bracket was observed. Conclusion: A difference in artefact intensities were observed depending on the types of the brackets. Stainless steel bracket showed more artefact compared to other type of brackets.

Item ID: 93897
Item Type: Conference Item (Abstract / Summary)
ISSN: 1823-8602
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2nd International Conference on Medical and Health Sciences (ICMHS) – 23rd National Conference on Medical and Health Sciences (NCMHS) – 2nd Transdisciplinary Campus Conference (TCC)

Date Deposited: 03 Sep 2026 05:44
FoR Codes: 32 BIOMEDICAL AND CLINICAL SCIENCES > 3203 Dentistry > 320308 Orthodontics and dentofacial orthopaedics @ 100%
SEO Codes: 20 HEALTH > 2099 Other health > 209999 Other health not elsewhere classified @ 100%
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