Volume II „Histology & Immunology of the cavity-forming osteolysis of the jawbone“ Dr. Dr. (PhD-UCN) Johann LechnerOral and systemic manifestation of a Maxillo-Mandibular Osteoimmunology – With this book three athors enter a new field in medicine and dentistry: an interdisciplinary Maxillo-Mandibular Osteo-Immunology. They present it case-related and casuistically and discuss the diseases associated with a fatty degenerative osteolysis of the jawbone (FDOK). After Volume I with the title „Cavity forming osteolysis of the jawbone” published in 2011, further scientific data on FDOK is now available. Prof. Bouquot has made his extensive histological imagery on FDOK “NICO” obtainable and 2000 own histologies from FDOK were analyzed and evaluated in addition.

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With these four books, the authors establish a novel field in medicine and dentistry: An Interdisciplinary Maxillo-Mandibular Osteoimmunology. All four volumes document the fatty degenerative osteolyses of the jawbone on a case-by-case basis, emphasize their conspicuous overexpression of the inflammatory messenger RANTES/CCL5, and discuss 39 chronic diseases possibly triggered by them based on scientific publications in GoogleScholar. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

From misjudged local inflammation to dangerous systemic disease. You will gain insight into the functional and immunological derailment of the jawbone. You will learn how to localize jawbone inflammation using new ultrasound sonography. Science-based definition: What is NICO, FDOJ and Maxillo-Mandibular Osteoimmunology in modern dentistry? The scientific fact: The link from local inflammation to systemic dysfunction - hyperactivated immune signals RANTES/CCL5 from the jawbone. Unique in dental practice:Objective localization of inflammation in the jawbone with the latest ultrasound technology CaviTAU®.CaviTAU® in practice and in Slow Dentistry:Radiation-free imaging of bone density with ultrasound: bone density beyond X-rays. CaviTAU® shows jawbone with reduced bone density: Where are the systemic and immunologic relevant RANTES/CCL5 roots of disease? Implant success, Clean Implants and CaviTAU®:“Am I inserting my implants into healthy jawbone? Or into sick bone marrow defects?” Endodontics and CaviTAU®: Is there post-endodontic inflammation?Trigeminal neuralgia, facial pain and CaviTAU®: Probably the most painful disease in the world. Neurodegeneration ALS, MS and CaviTAU®: RANTES/CCL5 from bone marrow defects and CNS?You can view the abridged ONLINE version for free HERE.398 pp.392 illustrations670 references ISBN: 978-3-931351-45-8

Systematic-integral effects of aseptic osteonecrosis “jaw ostitis” and “NICO” in the jaw In the author`s practice, astonishing improvements in rheumatoid, neuralgiform complaints and other systematic diseases are observed after the cleansing of painfree, radiographically incospicuous and toothless jaw areas (NICO). These are structurally characterized by a fatty degenerative osteonecrosis of the cancellous bone. In order to clarify systemic connections, osteolytic and fatty degenerative cancellous bone was taken from a total of 17 subjects and examined for 27 immune messengers using bead-based multiplex technology. All 17 NICO samples consistently show the highest concentrations of RANTES/CCL5. The scientific literature on the causes and metastatic tendencies of breast cancer assigns RANTES a key role as a signalling agent.

Volume III „Cavity forming osteolysis of the jawbone“ Dr. Dr. (PhD-UCN) Johann Lechner Dental pathomechanisms of chronic inflammatory diseases – Index After Volume I from 2011 and Volume II from 2015, Volume III, on the cavity-forming osteolyses of the jawbone with their oral and systemic manis fixations, will be published in 2019. These three books by the authors Dr. Dr. (PhDUCN) J. Lechner, Prof. JE. Bouquot and Dr. V. von Baehr with more than 600 colored illustrations and over 1,000 literature citations on more than 800 pages explain and justify the new therapy and research branch of a „Maxillo-Mandibular Osteoimmunology”.

Radiation-free imaging for maxillo-mandibular osteoimmunology and documentation of the controversial bone marrow defects in the jaw with ultrasound-generated images, objectively visible and comprehensible. With over 200 multicolored images for interpreting the CaviTAU® ultrasound measurements (www.cavitau.de/) for bone density in the jaw With over 560 literature citations on the scientific background After Volume I in 2011, Volume II in 2015, Volume III in 2019 in the series "Cavitation-forming osteolyses of the jawbone", Volume IV in 2020 rounds off the entire compendium on cavity-forming osteolyses.