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Mental Nerve Entrapment

2016
Mental neuralgia causes chin pain and also causes “numb chin syndrome.” Although it is often triggered by dental or physical trauma, it may also be a harbinger of metastatic cancer. In this chapter we discuss the presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of mental neuralgia.
Sydney E. Rose, Amitabh Gulati
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Accessory Branch of the Mental Nerve

Journal of Endodontics, 2000
This case report presents a surgical case in which an accessory branch of the mental nerve exited the mandible distal and slightly superior to the mental foramen. Careful manipulation of the surgical site allowed proper identification of the mental nerve, and the accessory branch and permanent nerve damage was avoided.
M, Concepcion, H J, Rankow
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Branching Patterns of Mental Nerve in Newborns

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2020
Abstract In classical textbooks of Anatomy, the mental nerve is considered to be the terminal or main branch of the inferior alveolar nerve, especially trifurcate with no designated names as soon as it emerges from the mental foramen.
Ufuk, Çorumlu   +2 more
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Mental nerve neuropathy associated with compound odontoma

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1987
An instance of anesthesia of the lower lip caused by a compound odontoma in the mental foramen region is described. Removal of the odontoma was followed by a full recovery of the sensation.
L, Bodner, M, Oberman, A, Shteyer
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Sliding Genioplasty, Avoiding Mental Nerve Injuries

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 1996
Mental nerve injuries have been inculcated in sliding genioplasty. An anatomical study was completed (and published) that demonstrated a surgical approach that would, it was hoped, prevent such nerve injuries. A prospective clinical study to test this hypothesis has now been completed.
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Objective assessment of mental nerve local anesthesia

Stomatologiya, 2019
To study the reaction of the mental nerve to selective stimulation of thin nerve fibers by thermal stimuli during conduction anesthesia.The pilot study involved 24 healthy volunteers: 13 subjects were injected with a 4% solution of articaine-containing anesthetic with a vasoconstrictor in a ratio of 1:200 000 (pH 4.8-5.4) and 11 subjects - a 3 ...
Yu L, Vasil'ev   +4 more
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Nerves, but not mentally.

The Journal of clinical psychiatry, 1982
This report attempts to delineate the nature of "Nerves" using data collected from 101 Social Security Disability petitioners from Eastern Kentucky. Statistical analysis of Cornell Medical Index items reveals a relatively unique constellation of symptoms for individuals claiming disability primarily due to "Nerves" rather than somatic or mental causes.
A M, Ludwig, R L, Forrester
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Anterior loop of the mental nerve, mental foramen and incisive nerve emergency: tridimensional assessment and surgical applications

Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 2016
The aim of this study was to investigate the prevalence and length of the anterior loop (AL), the distance from this landmark to the alveolar crest and its relation with the shape of the foramen and emergency pattern in the Spanish population on helical computed tomography scan (helical CT scan) through tridimensional reconstructions.Helical CT scan ...
Juan Carlos, Prados-Frutos   +3 more
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Mental nerve neuropathy in systemic cancer

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1990
Mental nerve neuropathy (MNN), an uncommon neurologic symptom, was observed in three patients with cancer. In the first patient, MNN was the primary manifestation of an occult carcinoma of the lung. The second patient had bilateral MNN. In the third patient, MNN coexisted with symptomatic trigeminal neuralgia as a consequence of a cavum adenocarcinoma.
M.Peñarrocha Diago   +3 more
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Structural development of the feline mental nerve

The Anatomical Record, 1984
AbstractThe qualitative and quantitative structural development of the feline mental nerve (MN), a branch of the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN), was studied by electron microscopy from 40 days postconception (dpc) (about 2 weeks before birth) to 11 years after birth. Myelination was initiated at 40–45 dpc. At 2 months after birth de novo myelination was
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