Relationships of cerebral disorder to faults in dental enamel.
Relationships of cerebral disorder to faults in dental enamel.
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脑部疾病与牙釉质缺陷的关系。
DOI：
10.1001/archpedi.1957.04030030031006
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1957
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通讯作者：
J. A. Churchill
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J. Via;J. A. Churchill
儿童大脑疾病的起源往往很难发现。脑损伤的原因可能被怀疑，但由于缺乏确凿的证据，人们对怀疑的原因是否真的导致观察到的异常产生了怀疑。有一种方法来确认早期脑损伤的可疑原因将是一个很大的优势。我们突然想到，一些对大脑造成损害的异常过程，可能也会在当时造成牙齿上形成的牙釉质缺陷。既然牙釉质生长的时间顺序已经确定，那么在特定年龄形成的牙釉质数量就已知了，那么就有可能判断出什么时候发生了导致牙釉质缺陷的干扰。因此，一项研究开始确定大脑疾病和牙釉质缺陷的相关性。如果存在相关性，则观察到的牙釉质缺陷与
The origins of cerebral disorders in children are often difficult to discover. Causes of brain damage may be suspected, but the lack of confirmatory evidence leaves doubt that a suspected cause was, in fact, responsible for the abnormalities observed. To have a way of confirming suspected causes of early brain damage would be a great advantage. The thought occurred to us that some of the abnormal processes causing damage to the brain might also produce defects in the enamel forming on the teeth at the time. Since the chronological pattern of enamel growth has been established,1the amount of enamel formed at a given age being known, it should be possible to tell when a disturbance had occurred which caused the enamel fault. Hence, a study was begun to determine the correlation of cerebral disorders and enamel faults. If a correlation exists, the observed enamel faults in combination with