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See Latest ArticlesPerceived pain and temporomandibular disorders in neuromuscular diseases
Muscle & Nerve, 07/20/09
Fischer MJ et al. – The results suggest that the degree of TMD does not correlate with pain according to disease, although common mechanisms might be responsible for pain development in specific body regions connected with TMD. Most important, higher levels of TMD are associated with higher levels of perceived pain.
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