1978
DOI: 10.1016/0030-4220(78)90455-3
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Clinical significance of supplementary innervation of the lower incisor teeth: A dissection study of the mylohyoid nerve

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“…Diversos autores describen el contenido de estos forámenes y canales como elementos vasculares derivados de la anastomosis entre ramas de las arterias sublinguales derecha e izquierda (McDonnell et al;Darriba & Mendonca-Caridad, 1997;Givol et al, 2000;Lustig et al, 2003), y también anastomosis de éstas con ramas de la arteria submentoniana, rama de la arteria facial (Kalpidis & Setayesh;Liang et al, 2004). Otros mencionan la presencia de un paquete neurovascular con fibras derivadas del nervio milohioideo, o que el paquete neurovascular es una prolongación del canal incisivo mandibular e incluso que se trataría de un canal eminentemente nervioso (Sutton, 1974;Madeira et al, 1978;Liang et al, 2005). De todas formas, desde el punto de vista práctico, el elemento vascular es el que cobra mayor importancia en cirugía y trauma maxilofacial.…”
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“…Diversos autores describen el contenido de estos forámenes y canales como elementos vasculares derivados de la anastomosis entre ramas de las arterias sublinguales derecha e izquierda (McDonnell et al;Darriba & Mendonca-Caridad, 1997;Givol et al, 2000;Lustig et al, 2003), y también anastomosis de éstas con ramas de la arteria submentoniana, rama de la arteria facial (Kalpidis & Setayesh;Liang et al, 2004). Otros mencionan la presencia de un paquete neurovascular con fibras derivadas del nervio milohioideo, o que el paquete neurovascular es una prolongación del canal incisivo mandibular e incluso que se trataría de un canal eminentemente nervioso (Sutton, 1974;Madeira et al, 1978;Liang et al, 2005). De todas formas, desde el punto de vista práctico, el elemento vascular es el que cobra mayor importancia en cirugía y trauma maxilofacial.…”
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“…21 Studies into the presence of accessory foramen in the mandible have shown that the average mandible has 36 foramen 22 with the largest accessory foramen being located on the lingual surface in an area superior to the genial tubercles. 23 Dissections and clinical studies have indicated that the mylohyoid nerve may enter some of these foramen to provide innervation to the mandibular teeth 22 and it has also been shown that, other than the inferior alveolar nerve, the mylohyoid nerve has the greatest incidence of involvement of innervation of mandibular teeth. 21 The mylohyoid nerve is a mixed nerve providing motor innervation to the mylohyoid and anterior digastric muscles and sensory innervation to the teeth and a small area of the chin, although this is highly variable.…”
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“…Few authors named it as lingual foramen, if present in the midline and superior to or within the area of genial tubercles and other named it, as the midline foramen as superior retromental foramen, whereas others referred it as supraspinous foramen. 4,10,[12][13][14][15] Accessory foramen lying in the midline inferior to the genial tubercles is referred as inferior lingual foramen, Inferior retromental foramen and infraspinous foramen. 10,12,14 Accessory foramina present lateral to genial tubercles or in lateral regions of mandible i.e.…”
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“…4,10,[12][13][14][15] Accessory foramen lying in the midline inferior to the genial tubercles is referred as inferior lingual foramen, Inferior retromental foramen and infraspinous foramen. 10,12,14 Accessory foramina present lateral to genial tubercles or in lateral regions of mandible i.e. close to posterior end of mylohyoid line are named as lateral retromental foramina and internal mental foramina.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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