Management of Facial Pain
Abraam Adel Sami;
Abstract
Innervation of facial region is provided mainly by the 5th (trigeminal nerve) and partly by the 9th (glossopharngeal nerve) and 10th cranial nerves (vagus nerve) with a very minor contribution from the 7th cranial nerve (facial nerve). The trigeminal nerv
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| Title | Management of Facial Pain | Other Titles | إدارة آلام الوجـــــــــه | Authors | Abraam Adel Sami | Keywords | Management of Facial Pain | Issue Date | 2014 | Description | Innervation of facial region is provided mainly by the 5th (trigeminal nerve) and partly by the 9th (glossopharngeal nerve) and 10th cranial nerves (vagus nerve) with a very minor contribution from the 7th cranial nerve (facial nerve). The trigeminal nerv |
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