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Trismus is a
condition of
restricted opening of the mouth. The term was
initially used in the
setting of tet****.
Trismus may be
caused by
spasm of the...
- muscles—also
known as lockjaw.
Similar spasms can also be a
feature of
trismus. The
spasms can also
affect the
facial muscles,
resulting in an appearance...
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tooth may show a
similar appearance to
necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis.
Trismus (difficulty
opening the mouth).
resulting from inflammation/infection of...
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Trismus pseudocamptodactyly syndrome is a rare
genetic condition. A
defining feature is the
inability to open the
mouth completely (
trismus).
Other signs...
- radiation.
Common signs and
symptoms include pain,
difficulty chewing,
trismus, mouth-to-skin
fistulas and non-healing ulcers. The
pathophysiology of...
- pre-anesthetic era.
During his
early medical years, Sims also
became interested in
trismus nascentium, also
known as
neonatal tet****, that
occurs in newborns. A...
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Sardonicus Sardonicism Smile (2022 film) The Man Who
Laughs (1928 film)
Trismus Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus, a 1970
music album by
Spirit "Tet****:...
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masticatory muscles due to
fibrosis may
result in
inability to open the
mouth (
trismus). The
affected muscles include the temporalis, m****eter, and pterygoid...
- include:
Physiological Insomnia Loss of
appetite Tiredness or
lethargy Trismus (lockjaw)
Psychological Anhedonia Anxiety or
paranoia Depression Impulsiveness...
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fracture of the
zygomatic bone.
Symptoms include flattening of the face,
trismus (reduced
opening of the jaw) and
lateral subconjunctival hemorrhage. When...
