@@mansurahmad1952 Okay doctor, thank you. I found your email online, but I'm not sure if I found the right one. I contacted you, but I'm not sure if you received my message because that email is not yours. Could you tell me a way to contact you? Thank you
Hi Linet, Thank you for stopping by. My next destination is Kenya, hopefully. Been almost to the border of Kenya, at Serengeti on Tanzania side. Beautiful land you have.
Thank you, doctor. Great job but when will we be getting a more advanced video? I've watched many videos but they don't go in depth and don't mention less-known structures such as canalis sinuosus, so it'd be really useful if you could make another videos explaining more structures and landmarks. Thanks again.
Dear Dr. Essa, Thank you very much! Give me some time to prepare a video on advanced CBCT anatomy. Currently, I am teaching a radiographic interpretation course. Therefore, my next few videos will be on cysts, benign tumors, malignant tumors, etc. Maybe I can make a short video on less common neurovascular canals of the jaws, including canalis sinuosus, retromolar canal, variations of mental foramen/foramina, and lingual foramina. These neurovascular landmarks are important for implant therapy. I will also share a recent CBCT scan where a patient had continuous on/off pain for 2 years after an endodontic material extended into canalis sinuosus.
Yes, it is the same. Ethmoid sinus has many compartments, and some times called as air cells. Many structures have different names. It is a good idea to learn all the names. Thank you for spending time on these videos.
