A comparison of the form and function of the human, monkey, and goat temporomandibular joint
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Auteurs : Carl Bifano ; Gene Hubbard ; William EhlerSource :
- Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery [ 0278-2391 ] ; 1994.
English descriptors
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- Anteroposterior, Anteroposterior forces, Auditory, Bifano, Canine, Canine teeth, Condyle, External auditory meatus, Fossa, Lateral, Lateral view, Macaca, Maxillofac, Meatus, Oral maxillofac surg, Osteology, Papio, Papio skull, Posterior aspect, Posterior condyle, Postglenoid, Relative lack, Retroarticular, Surg, Temporomandibular.
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- Anteroposterior, Anteroposterior forces, Auditory, Bifano, Canine, Canine teeth, Condyle, External auditory meatus, Fossa, Lateral, Lateral view, Macaca, Maxillofac, Meatus, Oral maxillofac surg, Osteology, Papio, Papio skull, Posterior aspect, Posterior condyle, Postglenoid, Relative lack, Retroarticular, Surg, Temporomandibular.
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Abstract: The anatomic form and function of the human temporomandibular joint is compared with the monkey (Macaca and Papio) and goat joint. The findings indicate that the joint of the goat seems to be superior to the joint of Macaca and Papio as a research model.
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