Ömer Oğuztürk, Nefise Demir, Selda Bülbül, Yakup Türkel, Erdal Ünlü
Exposure to domestic violence and its effects on adolescents: A survey among Turkish students
Journal of child and adolescent psychiatric nursing : official publication of the Association of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nurses, Inc
retrospective cohort study using strobe cohort reporting guidelines patients mehr dental clinic tehran iran received different types vital pulp therapy vpt single endodontist due carious pulpal exposure april 2011 october 2022 full pulpotomy fp miniature pulpotomy mp direct pulp capping dpc data accessed via dental clinics electronic database patients deemed eligible pulpal exposure due caries trauma preoperative immediate postoperative least one followup radiograph minimum 3month interval required demographic diagnostic procedural data well informed consent also required teeth probing depths greater 4 mm pulpal necrosis excluded patient tooth treatment factors statistically analysed outcome success failure using cox proportional hazards model kaplanmeier curves used establish mean survival times logrank test used compare survival across three treatment groups omnibus test model 2 log likelihood ratio 2ll used assess sensitivity model fitness statistical analyses determined using ibm spss statistics windows version 210 p value set 005 1257 vpts 1149 patients complete data used analysis 802 cases excluded due follow radiograph vpt cases divided fp n 272 mp n 217 dpc n 768 average follow 4221 months overall 116month survival rate 991 success rate 916 fp mean survival time 9943 months mp 10426 months dpc 10227 months significant differences groups p 0363 statistically significant correlations symptomatic irreversible periodontitis ip radiographic signs apical periodontitis ap restoration type restoration surfaces outcome vpt one largest cohort studies kind 1250 cases various vpt techniques 10 years deviation gold standard practice lack rubber dam lack haemostasis 2 min could construed bacterially infected pulpal tissue require resection pulp yet approaches still resulted successful outcomes another interesting finding symptomatic ip associated ap treated vpt 78 success rate considering study emerging evidence literature application vpt alternative conventional root canal treatment could adopted general practice depending skills knowledge practitioner patient preferences