R A Fadeev

Publications (4)0 Total impact

• Article: [Differential approach to planning apparatus-surgical treatment of patients with combined bite maxillofacial anomalies].

  M M Solov'ev, A R Andreishchev, T D Kudriavtseva, R A Fadeev, Z Raad
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  ABSTRACT: A retrospective analysis of treatment of 245 patients with combined bite maxillofacial anomalies is presented. Indications to orthodontic preparation, principles of planning of combined orthodontic and surgical treatment are discussed.
  Stomatologiia 02/2006; 85(6):31-2.
• Article: [Peculiarities of face structure in adults and teenagers with deep bite and deep incisor overbite according to rhoentgenocephalometric studies].

  R A Fadeev, V V Trezubov
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  ABSTRACT: Based on rhoentgenocephalometric study of 207 patients (82 men and 135 women) aged from 16 to 43 years (average age 24,5 years) with deep bite (119 patients) and deep incisor overbite (88 patients) some peculiarities of face structure were determined in case of such abnormalities as well as pathogenetic mechanism of their formation was specified.
  Stomatologiia 02/2006; 85(6):33-5.
• Article: [Role of X-ray cephalometric analysis in planning reconstructive interventions in patients with combined maxillodental and facial abnormalities].

  M M Solov'ev, V N Trezubov, A R Andreishchev, T D Kudriavtseva, R A Fadeev, Z Raad
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  ABSTRACT: A retrospective analysis of case histories of 110 patients subjected to reconstructive surgery for occlusion abnormalities was carried out. The data indicate that complete correspondence of teleroentgenography to planned treatment was observed in only 34.5% cases; this correspondence was partial in 48.3% cases, and in 17.2% patients planned treatment did not correspond to the pathogenesis of the abnormality at all. The majority of patients in whom the diagnosis was in complete disagreement with planned treatment were subjected to maxillary osteotomy for mesial occlusion. This choice was based on esthetic preferences of the patient and stability of the results.
  Stomatologiia 02/2004; 83(3):38-43.
• Article: [The x-ray cephalometric characteristics of the mesial bite in adults].

  V N Trezubov, R A Fadeev, O S Balgurina
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  ABSTRACT: The purpose of the study was improving the quality of diagnosis and planning of treatment of adult patients with maxillodental abnormalities (mesial occlusion). A method for differential diagnosis of facial skull abnormalities was introduced, a modified scheme of x-ray cephalometric analysis was created, an automated diagnostic computer software was developed, forms of mesial occlusion were studied and described and their classification created. A total of 211 adult patients with mesial ratio of molars were examined. The principal method of examination was cephalometric analysis of the lateral teleroentgenograms of the skull using an original computer diagnostic software. Causes leading to formation of mesial occlusion were defined and classification of the abnormality offered.
  Stomatologiia 02/1999; 78(6):37-40.