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Head of mandible

Known as: Condyle of mandible, Condylus mandibulae, Mandible head 
National Institutes of Health

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Mandibular CondyleTemporomandibular Joint

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maxilla and mandible

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2013
2013
Resorption and remodellation of the caput mandibulae after bilateral distraction osteogenesis Do and Bsso
2007
2007
Poster 252: Preliminary Study of Temporomandibular Joint MRI and CT View After Intraoral Modified Condylotomy for the Treatment of an Anterior Disc Dislocation of the TMJ
2006
2006
Osteometry of mandibular joint surface.
Anatomically and functionally, temporomandibular joint (articulatio temporomandibularis) is specific, It consists of incongruent… 
1999
1999
[Anterior and lateral disk and capsule tissue of the temporomandibular joint and its relevance for temporomandibular joint diagnosis].
OBJECTIVE Fibrocartilage that bears tensile stress is typically fixed bilaterally to adjacent bone by collagenous fibres. For the… 
1999
1999
Anteriores und seitliches Diskus- und Kapselgewebe des Kiefergelenks und seine Relevanz für die Kiefergelenkdiagnostik
Fragestellung: Für Faserknorpel ist eine beidseitige Fixation im angrenzenden Knochen durch kollagene Fasern zur Übertragung… 
1990
1990
[Hemihypertrophia mandibulae--CT scans and histochemical findings].
In a clinical statistical evaluation of patients seen in our hospital between 1967 and 1987 a total of 25 cases of facial… 
1988
1988
[The head of the human mandibular condyle (caput mandibulae): a skeletal unit or skeletal units?].
1984
1984
[Biomorphosis of the mandible].
Described is the postnatal development of the mandible. Estimated are the changes of the basal-angle, gonion -angle, thickness of… 
1975
1975
[Deformation of caput mandibulae caused by the injury in the older bronze age (author's transl)].
1955
1955
[Growth and development disorders of the symphisis mandibulae and its accompanying deformities; with a contribution to the relationship between teeth formula and constitutional abnormalities].
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