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The model presented here above, of course, is remarkably complex because in this context only the conceptual procedure to follow has been presented: we will see later in the course of reading that everything will materialize in interesting modeling of the trigeminal electrophysiological responses from which a clinical mesoscopic model will be created, of which we can already anticipate the name: '''Index <math>\Psi</math>'''. | The model presented here above, of course, is remarkably complex because in this context only the conceptual procedure to follow has been presented: we will see later in the course of reading that everything will materialize in interesting modeling of the trigeminal electrophysiological responses from which a clinical mesoscopic model will be created, of which we can already anticipate the name: '''Index <math>\Psi</math>'''. | ||
Through this Index <math>\Psi</math>, we will be able to evaluate in detail, and quickly, the state of the trigeminal system, as well as to consider whether the patient is in 'Normocclusion' or in 'Malocclusion' but above all to be able to make a differential diagnosis between structural and functional organic pathologies. Too often, unfortunately, we assist in categorizing a pathology according to the symptomatology but the latter is a very eventful event in any case to a wide range of organic disorders and could lead to an incorrect diagnosis. | Through this Index <math>\Psi</math>, we will be able to evaluate in detail, and quickly, the state of the trigeminal system, as well as to consider whether the patient is in 'Normocclusion' or in 'Malocclusion' but above all to be able to make a differential diagnosis between structural and functional organic pathologies. Too often, unfortunately, we assist in categorizing a pathology according to the symptomatology but the latter is a very eventful event in any case to a wide range of organic disorders and could lead to an incorrect diagnosis. | ||