when the patient does not manifest any sigh of paresthesia after mandibular block we can explain this by: d-a and b b- Calcified spheno-mandibular ligament c- Accessory innervation a- Intravascular injection han نوع السؤال: خيار واحد

when the patient does not manifest any sigh of paresthesia after mandibular block we can explain this by: d-a and b b- Calcified spheno-mandibular ligament c- Accessory innervation a- Intravascular injection han نوع السؤال: خيار واحد

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when the patient does not
manifest any sigh of
when the patient does not manifest any sigh
of paresthesia after mandibular block we
can explain this by:
d- a and b
b- Calcified spheno-mandibular ligament
c- Accessory innervation
a- Intravascular injection
han
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