Use of masseteric and deep temporal nerve blocks for reduction of mandibular dislocation.

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A patient presented with a unilateral dislocated condyle that was resistant to reduction by simple manual manipulation because of elevator muscle spasm and severe muscle and temporomandibular joint pain. A technique involving a masseteric nerve block and a temporal nerve block was used, allowing a quick, safe, and minimally painful reduction. The method used for delivering these nerve blocks is described here.

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Young, A. L., Khan, J., Thomas, D. C., & Quek, S. Y. P. (2009). Use of masseteric and deep temporal nerve blocks for reduction of mandibular dislocation. Anesthesia Progress, 56(1), 9–13. https://doi.org/10.2344/0003-3006-56.1.9

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