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Mandible Fractures

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Mandible Fractures

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    1. Mandible Fractures Karen Stierman, M.D. Byron J. Bailey, M.D., FACS June 14, 2000

    2. Anatomy Mandible interfaces with skull base via the TMJ and is held in position by the muscles of mastication Divided into components with weakest sites being the third molar area, socket of the canine tooth, and the condyle.

    3. Anatomic units of the mandible

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