OPG of Case 2 revealing one needle at the left lower
Orofacial pain in charm needles wearers could be caused by trauma and pain in full denture patients, foreign body neuralgia, and potential damage to vital organs and penetration of...
Susuk: Charm needles in orofacial soft tissues
Charm needles or susuk as they are colloquially called are metal-based pin-like bodies, commonly inserted within the soft tissue. These needle-like talismans are usually inserted beneath the skin of various parts of the human body, including the orofacial region, chest, back, pubic area and …
Susuk: Charm needles in orofacial soft tissues - ResearchGate
2013年1月1日 · Orofacial pain in charm needles wearers could be caused by trauma and pain in full denture patients, foreign body neuralgia, and potential damage to vital organs and penetration of...
Charm needles in trigeminal neuralgia patients - ScienceDirect
2015年9月1日 · The presence of charm needles in a person is usually identified through radiograph as an incidental finding. Routine dental panoramic radiograph (OPG) investigation is commonly carried out to rule out any dental causes for patients complaining of orofacial pain including patients diagnosed as trigeminal neuralgia.
Charm needles (susuk) over the chest wall | Radiology Case ...
Multiple charm needles projected over chest wall. Susuk are a form of charm needles inserted subcutaneously in various regions such as the orofacial region, breasts, chest, pubic region, and the limbs as a form of "black magic". This is largely practiced in South East Asian countries of Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Brunei.
Case 263: Malaysian Charm Needles (Susuk) | Radiology
2019年2月21日 · A 58-year-old woman was seen in the rheumatology clinic for bilateral wrist and knee pain that was unresponsive to physiotherapy and intra-articular steroid injections. Remote fracture of the left tibia from a motor vehicle collision was reported and was previously treated with conservative management.
Susuk - Black Magic Exposed “White” by Dental Radiographs
Susuk or charm needles are a facial cum body art widely practiced among women of Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia. These are small, needle-shaped metallic talismans inserted subcutaneously in different parts of the body.
[PDF] The Charming Tale of Charm Needles | Semantic Scholar
One such practice of piercing foreign objects especially in the cranio-facial region is called 'Susuk' or 'Charm needles'. Their insertion in the body is a superstitious, cultural and traditional belief, which is common in the south-east Asian region, especially to the people of Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and Brunei [1, 2].
Susuk charms? A case report | British Dental Journal - Nature
2013年7月12日 · Provides background information on susuk charms. Demonstrates a comprehensive use of current knowledge and non-invasive techniques to tentatively diagnose the objects. This case report describes...
charms identified by radiographic investi-gations taken before orthodontic treatment. The orthopantomogram (OPG) and lateral cephalogram are the two most common radiographs used by...
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