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Brennan, Peter A; Gholmy, Mohammed Al; Ounnas, Houda; Zaki, Graeme A; Puxeddu, Roberto; Standring, Susan (2010). "Communication of the anterior branch of the great auricular nerve with the marginal mandibular nerve: A prospective study of 25 neck dissections".
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