KROK 1 2012 – Question 6 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
A patient has a right-sided fracture in the region of the frontal third of mandible accompanied by a haematoma in the region of chin. It is caused by the injury of the following artery:
- A. Palatine
- B. Inferior labial
- C. Lingual
- D. Facial
- E. Mental
Hint
Consider the blood supply of the chin and which vessels lie in close contact with the bone of the anterior mandible rather than only in the soft tissues.
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