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| Title: | FUZZY LOGIC MANDIBLE DATABASE FOR MAXILLO FACIAL SURGERY |
| Authors: | Sara Mohd Khanafiah |
| Keywords: | Mandible |
| Issue Date: | Nov-2006 |
| Abstract: | The mandible bone plays a prominent role functionally and cosmetically. In terms of the
cosmetic aspect, it shapes the lower part of the jaw. The deformation or damage to the
mandible will affect the aesthetics of the face and cause embarrassment, affect their self
confidence and the functions related to the mandible. Hence, it is important that damages to
mandibles are corrected or replaced with an artificial mandible of similar shape and
parameters, to the original mandible. Where the damage is partial and is wholly located
either on the left or right of the symmetry line of the skull, the technique of mirror
reflection can be used, by completely reconstructing the damaged half of the mandible.
There are existing softwares for this purpose. The problem is when the damage to the
mandible stretches beyond the left or right half, making it impossible to reconstruct the full
mandible. In such situation, a nondeterministic database of mandibles categorized in terms
of gender, race, age and its’ related parameters, will be useful in order to obtain the bestmatched
mandible. The query will be the parameters of the partial existing mandible. The
objective of the research is to study the feasibility of creating a nondeterministic fuzzy
database. The results indicate that the concept of a nondeterministic fuzzy database is
promising and has prospects. Although the results are not conclusive - due to the
availability of limited data, but it is worth explaining further with more data obtained
through a population survey. |
| Description: | Master of Science |
| URI: | http://dspace.fsktm.um.edu.my/handle/1812/135 |
| Appears in Collections: | Masters Dissertations: Computer Science
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