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. 1988 Sep;32(3):143–144.

Pseudo — temporomandibular joint pain — dysfunction syndrome

Peter RP Diakow
PMCID: PMC2484471

Abstract

A case of pseudo TMJ-PDS is presented in which a classical sternomastoid trigger point syndrome mimicks dysfunction of the TMJ. Key points in the differential diagnosis are discussed.

Keywords: temporomandibular, sternomastoid, facial pain, trigger point, chiropractic

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