2012
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-95022012000200009
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Presencia y Morfometría de Forámenes y Canales en Relación a las Espinas Mentonianas

Abstract: RESUMEN:Los procedimientos quirúrgicos desarrollados en la porción anterior del cuerpo mandibular, como por ejemplo la instalación de implantes oseointegrados, genioplastias, profundizaciones de flanco lingual, fracturas, etc. pueden presentar complicaciones de importancia cuando estas invaden estructuras vasculares, con la consecuente hemorragia y formación de hematomas sublinguales. Dentro de estos elementos anatómicos se encuentran forámenes y canales que se ubican en relación a las espinas mentonianas. El … Show more

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“…However, analyzing only the left side, these researchers found more foramina on the external mandibular surface, diverging from our study. Narayana and Prashanthi (2003) mentioned the presence of an accessory mandibular foramen with 10.0mm in diameter, nevertheless accessory foramina with this diameter are not routinely found in the literature (Sutton, 1974;Haveman and Tebo, 1976;Soto et al, 2012). In our research, the areas analyzed also did not show large diameter foramina, and despite the non-significant results, the mental accessory foramina had the largest diameters.…”
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“…However, analyzing only the left side, these researchers found more foramina on the external mandibular surface, diverging from our study. Narayana and Prashanthi (2003) mentioned the presence of an accessory mandibular foramen with 10.0mm in diameter, nevertheless accessory foramina with this diameter are not routinely found in the literature (Sutton, 1974;Haveman and Tebo, 1976;Soto et al, 2012). In our research, the areas analyzed also did not show large diameter foramina, and despite the non-significant results, the mental accessory foramina had the largest diameters.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 52%
“…Studies report accessory branches that directly innervate to lower teeth, passing through these foramina, justifying anesthetic failures (Murlimanju et al, 2011;Stein et al, 2007). However, some authors have studied the presence of mandibular accessory foramina (Sutton, 1974;Przystanska & Bruska, 2012;Stein et al, 2007;Soto et al, 2012), and have no specific classification or nomenclature (Przystanska & Bruska, 2012).…”
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