Radiographs and orthocclusion radiographs were obtained

16:06 Feb 28, 2011 

It's a risky bet, but I believe this is what they mean.
Good luck.

14:58 Feb 28, 2011 

The exposure was 2.5 sec with 70 kV and 25–30 mA.
Conventional radiography was performed on a portable unit because the equipment had to be transported to the laboratory where the mummies are kept. In this nonradiology environment, we used a table without a grid.
This are the sentences you were asking for. I hope you could help me. Thanks!

10:27 Feb 28, 2011 

I think Lucía's suggestion is probably wise. "Orthocclusion" seems to be a term coined by the authors of the article. There are some Internet references to "ortho occlusion" in English, but none to "ortoclusión" or "orto oclusión" in Spanish. Here is a site that lists standard orthodontic radiographic techniques in Spanish:
http://www.intramed.net/contenidover.asp?contenidoID=56601
Perhaps the solution will simply be to use the standard general term "radiografías oclusales":
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiografía_oclusal

09:37 Feb 28, 2011 

It looks like they were trying to see if the lower and upper rows of teeth fitted properly. Ortho= correct, Occlusion = closing.
I found this:
http://www.ajronline.org/cgi/content/full/181/6/1473
Since you are in Argentina, you could just call the author at the Catholic University in Salta and ask what Spanish term he would use.
Good luck

09:25 Feb 28, 2011 

Could you post the whole sentence or, even better, the previous sentence, the question sentence and the sentence after??
Thanks