Clinical-anatomical basis of methods of stopping blood in tongue injuries, opening and drainage of phlegmons of the floor of the mouth
Keywords:
nerves; Anatomy of the tongue and floor of the mouth; tongue; muscular; sublingual; phlegmons; Stopping blood in tongue injuries; blood vessels; Suturing; Surgical approach; Incision and drainage; Postoperative careAbstract
Methods of stopping blood in tongue injuries and opening and drainage of
phlegmons of the floor of the mouth involve understanding the relevant anatomy and
employing appropriate techniques.
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2023-12-10
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Eshilov Elbek, Gadayev Asliddin. (2023). Clinical-anatomical basis of methods of stopping blood in tongue injuries, opening and drainage of phlegmons of the floor of the mouth. SAMARALI TA’LIM VA BARQAROR INNOVATSIYALAR JURNALI, 1(5), 59–62. Retrieved from https://innovativepublication.uz/index.php/jelsi/article/view/182
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