"Accessory coronoid foramen" synchronous with "bilateral coronoid foramina" and double mandibular canal - distinctive triad of mandibular anatomic variants in a live human, CBCT exploration.

Nyer, Firdoose C S

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"Accessory coronoid foramen" synchronous with "bilateral coronoid foramina" and double mandibular canal - distinctive triad of mandibular anatomic variants in a live human, CBCT exploration.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Sep 2021 English Journal:Stomatologija, volume 23 (issn: 1822-301X,

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Authors: Nyer, Firdoose C S;

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"Accessory coronoid foramen" synchronous with "bilateral coronoid foramina" and double mandibular canal - distinctive triad of mandibular anatomic variants in a live human, CBCT exploration.

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Abstract

This manuscript, aims to present a rare case of accessory 'coronoid foramen' with bilateral coronoid foramina and double mandibular canal along with accessory foramen over the 'lateral aspect of the ramus of the mandible' in a 36 years old Saudi female patient, which has never been envisaged before as far as the literature is concerned.

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Adult, Anatomic Variation, Humans, Female, Mandible, Spiral Cone-Beam Computed Tomography, Cone-Beam Computed Tomography

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