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Principles & Practice of Pain Medicine
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Part IV. Pain by Anatomic Location
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A. Head and Neck
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Chapter 26. Orofacial Pain
David A. Keith
Orofacial Pain: Introduction
Topics Discussed:
orofacial pain.
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Pain in the oral and facial structures is a common symptom. Although in most cases, the cause can be determined readily, the anatomy of the area is so complex that the diagnosis may be difficult...."
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