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Sıradışı Su İçme Davranışı ile Oluşan Temporomandibuler Eklem Dislokasyonu

Temporomandibular Joint Dislocation Caused by an Uncommon Drinking Behaviour

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  • Smyrna Tıp Dergisi

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  • 2016

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Spontan anterior temporomandibular (TM) joint dislocation is not a common presentation. Diagnosis depends on first sight of TM joint dislocation of the jaw. Typical symptoms and findings are absence of occlusion, preauricular depressions and a prominent mandibular head anteriorly (anterior variant). This case was a first case as attending to a primary care with this dislocation and with a presipitant factor, drinking water with holding up the bottle without touching lips, never mentioned in the literatüre before.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Spontan anterior temporomandibuler (TM) çene eklemi dislokasyonu sık bir durum değildir. TM eklem çıkık tanısı ilk aşamada klinik olarak konur. Mandibuler ağrı, okluzyon bozukluğu, preaurikuler çöküntüler ve mandibuler başın öne doğru çıkıklığı (anterior çıkık) tipik semptom ve bulgulardır. Sunulan vaka, bir aile hekimliği polikliniğine bu şikayetlerle başvurması ve daha önce literatürde olmayan bir nedenle; şişeyi ağzına temas ettirmeden su içmeye çalışması nedeniyle bir ilktir.
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