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This study aims to clinically evaluate the efficacy of trigger points using active drug mix (Triamcinolone with lidocaine) on relief of myofascial pain of jaw muscle.
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Ammar Ali Mudhsh Al-Hawbani Ammar Ali Mudhsh Al-Hawbani, bachelor's degree
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0103052078[email protected]Lead Sponsor
Cairo University
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