SOMATIC DYSFUNCTIONS IN THE MODELING OF OCCLUSAL AND EXTRAOCCLUSAL DISORDERS.

The results indicate that both occlusal and extraocclusal disorders have a substantial impact on somatic dysfunctions, aggravating existing conditions and contributing to the development of new dysfunctions.

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SOMATIC DYSFUNCTIONS IN THE MODELING OF OCCLUSAL AND EXTRAOCCLUSAL DISORDERS.

З. С. Хабадзе, Е. V. Gusakova, T. G. Makichyan, A Rylsky
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SOMATIC DYSFUNCTIONS IN THE MODELING OF OCCLUSAL AND EXTRAOCCLUSAL DISORDERS.

З. С. Хабадзе, Е. V. Gusakova, T. G. Makichyan, A Rylsky
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The results indicate that both occlusal and extraocclusal disorders have a substantial impact on somatic dysfunctions, aggravating existing conditions and contributing to the development of new dysfunctions.

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Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RU), University College of Osteopathy (GB), Central State Medical Academy (RU), BioClinicum (Russia) (RU)
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SOMATIC DYSFUNCTIONS IN THE MODELING OF OCCLUSAL AND EXTRAOCCLUSAL DISORDERS. — З. С. Хабадзе, Е. V. Gusakova, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS