The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery held its scientific day entitled, “Bleeding Disorders: Decision Making in Dental Practice” delivered by Dr. Muhammad Nahed Attiya, lecturer of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Head of Assiut Dental Hospital on Wednesday 12-7-2023.
Assiut University will hold its camp for entrepreneurship and startups for its students entitled, “Startup Spark 2023”. The camp will start from 9-7-2023 until 10-7-2023, where students can learn the main skills for employment and establishing their startups. There will also be a students’ fair for their projects and an employment fair to meet with employers and submit their resumes.
For registration, kindly visit the cultural activities coordinator in the Youth Welfare Office in your faculty.
The Youth Welfare Office will run its educational program entitled, “Manifestation of Pronouncing the Words of the Holy Quran” from 16-7-2023 until 23-7-2023 from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the hall above the swimming pool in the stadium.
For registration, kindly visit the coordinator in the Youth Welfare Office in your faculty.
The Alumni Office will hold its first workshop entitled, “How to Write a Thesis”, for Dentistry graduate and postgraduate students on Wednesday 19-7-2023. The workshop will be delivered by Prof/ Ahmed Mohamed Abbas, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
As part of the role played by Assiut University Dental Hospital in the community service sector and within the cooperation protocol concluded between the University Dental Hospital and the Directorate of Health in Assiut to run medical convoys for the needy villages within the initiative of a decent life “Haya Karima”, a medical convoy moved on Monday, July 10, 2023, to the Family Medicine Unit in Nazlet Baqour under the patronage of Dr. Muhammad Nahed Attiya, Head of Assiut Dental Hospital, and under the technical supervision of Dr. Mostafa Sherif, lecturer of fixed prosthetics and an outstanding effort from the following dentists: Dr/ Islam Mahmoud Gomaa, Dr/ Islam Mustafa Abdel-Jawad, Dr/ Hossam Mohamed Abu Zaid, Dr/ Toka Kamal El-Din El-Zanati, Dr/ Amani Abdel-Rahman Mahmoud, Dr/ Khushoua El-Mokhtar Mohamed, Dr/ Mayada Ghallab El-Saadi, and Dr/Rehab Gamal.
The convoy provided treatment and awareness services to more than 200 patients, and this convoy is part of a series of medical convoys that will be run in various villages and centers of Assiut Governorate over the coming weeks.
The Youth Welfare Office and the Students’ Union opened their summer club which includes many sports and entertaining activities from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. in Student Activities Center.
Assiut University will hold its camp for entrepreneurship and startups for its students entitled, “Startup Spark 2023”. The camp will start from 9-7-2023 until 10-7-2023, where students can learn the main skills for employment and establishing their startups. There will also be a students’ fair for their projects and an employment fair to meet with employers and submit their resumes.
The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery will hold a scientific day entitled, “Bleeding Disorders: Decision Making in Dental Practice” delivered by Dr. Muhammad Nahed Attiya, lecturer of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Head of Assiut Dental Hospital on Wednesday 12-7-2023.
The exam results of first-year students (Assiut University) are now available on the board near the Students Affairs Office. Requests for rechecking exam papers will be accepted from Sunday 10-7-2023 until Thursday 20-7-2023 and the rechecking will start on Sunday 23-7-2023.
Objective: To evaluate the success rate of retrieving separated instrument, the root canal volume changes using cone-beam computed tomography and the retrieval time using Ruddle's technique, Terauchi file retrieval kit (TFRK) and Endo Rescue kit.
Methods: Sixty human mandibular first molars were selected, and a 4-mm portion of# 25/. 04 rotary files were separated in the middle third of moderately curved mesio-buccal canals. Teeth were randomly assigned into three groups (n= 20): R group, in which separated files were retrieved according to Ruddle's technique; T group, in which separated files were retrieved using TFRK and E group, in which separated files were retrieved using Endo Rescue kit. Values were analyzed using IBM SPSS. Results presented as mean±standard deviation and 95% confidence interval for the root canal volume and time and frequency (%) for success rate. Comparisons of differences in time, canal volume and success rate between groups were assessed.
Results: Retrieval was successful in R and T groups (70% and 80% respectively) without any significant difference between them (p= 0.715), while E group hadn’t any successful samples (0.0%) with significant difference compared to R and T groups (p< 0.001, p< 0.001). E group showed the highest increase in canal volume followed by R group, while T group exhibited the lowest increase in canal volume. There was no significant difference in the mean retrieval time between R and T groups (p= 0.815).
Conclusion: TFRK provides a more conservative way for retrieval of separated instrument from the middle third of moderately curved canals.
