2014
DOI: 10.1002/ca.22369
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Transverse cervical and great auricular nerve distribution in the mandibular area: A study in human cadavers

Abstract: The angle of the jaw is innervated by the auricular branch of the superficial cervical plexus (SCP). Cervical cutaneous nerves of the CP carry the sensation from the antero-lateral cervical skin. It is clinically relevant to identify the cervical cutaneous nerve distribution and the nerve point using superficial landmarks but published studies describing the emerging patterns and cervical cutaneous nerve branch distributions in the mandible are rare. The overlap between the cervical and trigeminal and facial n… Show more

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“…In animal models using primates and cats, it was revealed that the CP entered the mandible and provided direct innervation to the teeth and dental pulps (1, 3, 4). In addition to previous clinical evidence since the AI to the IAN theory introduced by Nevin, 1922, contemporary microdissection technology results confirmed that the CP supplied AI to the inferior border of the posterior mandible in 97% of cases through the TCN and great auricular nerve (4,5).…”
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“…In animal models using primates and cats, it was revealed that the CP entered the mandible and provided direct innervation to the teeth and dental pulps (1, 3, 4). In addition to previous clinical evidence since the AI to the IAN theory introduced by Nevin, 1922, contemporary microdissection technology results confirmed that the CP supplied AI to the inferior border of the posterior mandible in 97% of cases through the TCN and great auricular nerve (4,5).…”
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confidence: 54%
“…В 7 случаях (33,4 %) была применена проводниковая анестезия лицевых ветвей поперечного нерва шеи, когда он участвовал в иннервации околоушно-жевательной области. Клинически подтверждено, что могут встречаться три типа ветвления на лице ветвей большого ушного и поперечного нервов шеи по классификации Bruno Ella (2015). Чаще встречался первый тип иннервации бокового участка лица вет-вями поверхностного шейного нервного сплетения -в 11 случаях (52,4 %).…”
Section: ©о я мокрикunclassified
“…Для успішного проведення місцевих провідникових анестезій щелепної-лицевої ді-лянки необхідні глибокі знання топографічної анатомії голови, її чутливої іннервації. В ін-нервації м'яких тканин голови беруть участь гілки трійчастого нерва [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] та гілки від по-верхневого шийного нервового сплетення [8][9][10][11] (рис. 1).…”
Section: Danylo Halytskyi Lviv National Medical Universityunclassified
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