Question 58 (part 2) · LDEK · Complications of anesthesia
Administering anesthetic into the retromandibular space may cause:
- A. maxillary artery injury.
- B. inferior alveolar artery injury.
- C. pterygoid plexus injury.
- D. anesthesia of III branch of trigeminal nerve’s trunk.
- E. temporary facial nerve paralysis.
Hint
Consider which gland and which nerve occupy the space behind the mandibular ramus that a too-posterior needle may enter.
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