Bilateral bifid mandibular canal: a case report using cone beam computed tomography
The mandibular canal (MC) originates in the mandibular foramen and runs bilaterally through the mandibular ramus and body, ending in the mental foramen. One of the most common anatomical variations is bifid MC, the configurations of which have been classified into four categories and sub-categories....
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Other Authors: | Fuentes, Ramón (coautor), Farfán, Constanza (coautor), Astete, Nicolás (coautor), Garay, I. (coautor), Dias, Fernando (coautor), Arias, Alain (coautor) |
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Language: | English |
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Online Access: | http://bibliorepositorio.unach.cl/handle/BibUnACh/1656 |
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