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(Created page with " '''Figura 3''': La struttura dell'apparato sperimentale. Apparentemente, il gatto può essere contemporaneamente vivo e morto.|link=https://cantiere.masticationpedia.org//index.php/File:Schrodingers_cat.svg|alt=|left|frameless Sometimes we think: can the profound reality of a system state be reduced only to a macroscopic observation called 'Observable' if such a complex system is a set of mixed states? Furthermore, sharing an interpretati...") |
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But if it gives us so much, then what should we expect from the patient in figure 2 undergoing orthognathic surgery (read descriptive caption). | But if it gives us so much, then what should we expect from the patient in figure 2 undergoing orthognathic surgery (read descriptive caption). | ||
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File:Occlusal Centric view in open and cross bite patient.jpg|'''Figura 1:''' Patient n ° 1 with open bite and right posterior crossbite which in orthodontic terms is considered to be suffering from 'Malocclusion'. | File:Occlusal Centric view in open and cross bite patient.jpg|'''Figura 1:''' Patient n ° 1 with open bite and right posterior crossbite which in orthodontic terms is considered to be suffering from 'Malocclusion'. | ||
File:Chirurgia Ortognatica 1.jpeg|'''Figura 1:''' Patient n ° 2 treated with orthognathic surgery for a III class. The restoration of 'normal occlusion' is formally optimal, at least, with respect to the occlusal image of patient n ° 1. Apart from a slight deviation of the incisal central line and the partial mandibular edentulism, the patient reports a remarkable aesthetic satisfaction and good chewing function with great satisfaction of the maxillofacial surgeons. | File:Chirurgia Ortognatica 1.jpeg|'''Figura 1:''' Patient n ° 2 treated with orthognathic surgery for a III class. The restoration of 'normal occlusion' is formally optimal, at least, with respect to the occlusal image of patient n ° 1. Apart from a slight deviation of the incisal central line and the partial mandibular edentulism, the patient reports a remarkable aesthetic satisfaction and good chewing function with great satisfaction of the maxillofacial surgeons. | ||
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The patient treated with orthognathic surgery (Fig.2) subjected to trigeminal electrophysiological examinations returned an extremely severe 'system state' picture with marked asymmetries of trigeminal reflexes so as to induce a neurophysiopathological study. This data points to a 'Malocclusion' even if the intermaxillary relationships objectively appear in a much more congruent condition occlusally than that of patient n ° 1 in figure 1. | |||
Having said this, it makes us think: but can the profound reality of a system state be reduced only to a macroscopic observation, which from now on we will call 'Observable' if such a complex system is a set of mixed states? Furthermore, sharing an interpretation of 'normocclusion or malocclusion' through a classical statistical description or a statistical inference between normocclusion and malocclusion could be compared to the 'Schrödinger's Cat' in which we observe and interpret only the external macroscopic event without knowing anything about it, what is happening at least mesoscopic in size? | Having said this, it makes us think: but can the profound reality of a system state be reduced only to a macroscopic observation, which from now on we will call 'Observable' if such a complex system is a set of mixed states? Furthermore, sharing an interpretation of 'normocclusion or malocclusion' through a classical statistical description or a statistical inference between normocclusion and malocclusion could be compared to the 'Schrödinger's Cat' in which we observe and interpret only the external macroscopic event without knowing anything about it, what is happening at least mesoscopic in size? | ||