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A micro-CT study of the greater palatine foramen in human skulls

Beetge et al., 2018

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4689422029199836897
Author
Beetge M
Todorovic V
Oettlé A
Hoffman J
Van Zyl A
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Publication venue
Journal of oral science

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The greater palatine foramen (GPF) is an important anatomical landmark and has substantial clinical relevance in dental surgery. Knowledge of its precise location and dimensions is required for proper planning of surgical procedures involving the posterior …
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