1961
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(61)90139-1
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Posterior border movements of the human mandible

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“…This panel of analytical techniques made it possible to determine the characteristic forms and inclines of condylar pathways 7–9 . However, all of these methods remain limited in terms of the possibilities for analyzing and interpreting results, because they deliver essentially visual datasets that are only partially complete and rarely perfectly quantified 10–11 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…This panel of analytical techniques made it possible to determine the characteristic forms and inclines of condylar pathways 7–9 . However, all of these methods remain limited in terms of the possibilities for analyzing and interpreting results, because they deliver essentially visual datasets that are only partially complete and rarely perfectly quantified 10–11 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mandibular casts were mounted in maximum The joint structures and their ligaments together with passive muscle resistance were believed by many investigators to be the determiners of centric jaw relation (Sieber, 1965;Arstadt, 1954;Zola, 1963;Boucher and Jacoby, 1961;.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These findings contradicted a previous study (Aprile 1947). In a similar study, Boucher and Jacoby (1961) demonstrated a difference in mandibular positions of conscious and unconscious subjects. The unconscious subjects' mandibles could be retruded more posteriorly than the conscious subjects' mandibles.…”
Section: Mechanicalcontrasting
confidence: 57%