intraosseous injection

injection of anesthetic into the intraradicular bone around a tooth. It is usually performed by penetrating the cortical bone with a dental bur, followed by injection of the anesthetic solution into the cancellous bone.

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in·tra·os·se·ous in·jec·tion

(in'tră-os'ē-ŭs in-jek'shŭn)

Injection of anesthetic into the intraradicular bone around a tooth. It is usually performed by penetrating the cortical bone with a dental bur, followed by injection of the anesthetic solution into the cancellous bone.

Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

in·tra·os·se·ous in·jec·tion

(in'tră-os'ē-ŭs in-jek'shŭn)

Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012

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In cases where minimal early cement extravasation is observed, the initial cement injection can be used to embolize these channels prior to injecting more viscous partially catalyzed PMMA, to help ensure intraosseous injection. As the goal of PMMA injection is to stabilize the existing fractured vertebral body height rather than restore the original height, complete filling of the vertebral body is almost never performed, and risks unnecessary extravasation and undesirable complications.

Percutaneous vertebroplasty: Overview, clinical applications, and current state

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