Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9212742 Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2005 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Bis-phossy jaw may have more of a bacterial cofactor risk than osteoradionecrosis, and though altered angiogenesis may yet prove to be a factor, avascularity does not appear to be a major cofactor. The historical disease phossy jaw appears to serve as a possible analogous disease for current research and treatment of bis-phossy jaw. Prevention and early identification of patients at risk should be of prime concern.
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