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This article presents the results of a clinical study on the diagnosis and treatment of jaw cystic lesions using mathematical modeling approaches. Forty patients were divided into two groups, where the group treated with a mixture of artificial bone powder and autologous blood demonstrated better regeneration outcomes compared to the control group. The volume of the cyst and required amount of biomaterial were calculated using 3D Slicer, Python, and DICOM technologies, utilizing planimetric and voxel-based methods. The results showed that determining the individual dose of artificial bone powder enhances regeneration efficiency.
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