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Meanings of mandibular nerve in anglès

rus
нижнечелюстной нерв
portuguès
nervo incisivo
espanyol
nervio mandibular
català
nervi mandibular
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Largest of the three branches of the trigeminal nerve.

        nervi mandibular
        Sinònims
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        End of this Project Gutenberg Etext of Evan Harrington, v3 by George Meredith
        Evan Harrington — Volume 3
        2
        End of this Project Gutenberg Etext of The Immortals: Gerfaut, v3 by Charles de Bernard
        Gerfaut — Volume 3
        3
        Title: Evan Harrington, v3
        Evan Harrington — Volume 3
        4
        Stacks has been around for a little while, but the video shows the soon-to-be-released v3 which adds renaming and drag'n'drop editing.
        Wired
        5
        Customers who bought their tests before the v3 launch will need to upgrade to the new chip to be able to access their APOE results.
        Wired
        Usage of mandibular nerve in anglès
        1
        Anterior root originated from common trunk and the posterior root directly from mandibular nerve.
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        2
        Branches of mandibular nerve formed a loop through which passed the second part of maxillary artery.
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        3
        Background: The marginal mandibular nerve of the facial nerve is frequently injured during corrective and cosmetic surgery.
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        4
        Conclusions: The facial vein had a more consistent relationship with the marginal mandibular nerve than the facial artery.
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        5
        In 16 cases (29 percent), the marginal mandibular nerve had two branches.
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        6
        The marginal mandibular nerve exhibited connections with other branches of the facial nerve and branches of the trigeminal nerve.
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        7
        In 12.9 percent of the cases, the marginal mandibular nerve gave rise to three branches.
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        8
        The relationships of the pterygospinosus muscle with the mandibular nerve and its branches and the maxillary artery and its branches were analyzed.
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        9
        This study provides the anatomical bases of substitution, proprioception, and clinical variations in injuries of the marginal mandibular nerve and in their prognosis.
        Pubmed
        10
        Analysis of this collection of cases revealed that the marginal mandibular nerve was more consistently lateral to the facial vein than to the facial artery.
        Pubmed
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        Translations for mandibular nerve