Musculoskeletal adaptations following surgical advancement of thee inferior border of the mandible with and without anterior digastric muscle attachment

Musculoskeletal adaptations following surgical advancement of thee inferior border of the mandible with and without anterior digastric muscle attachment

by Walter E. Liskiewicz, University of Michigan. School of Dentistry

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