Bradley J C
Br J Oral Surg. 1975 Jul;13(1):82-90. doi: 10.1016/0007-117x(75)90027-x.
An angiographic study of 23 cadavers and 100 patients showed that arterial disease affected the inferior dental artery earlier in life than the rest of the carotid arteries and their branches. Approximately a 15-year difference was noted, the difference being highly significant statistically. The loss of teeth was associated with these changes but statistically the correlation was less significant. The possible reasons for these changes and the surgical implications are discussed.
一项对23具尸体和100名患者的血管造影研究表明，与颈动脉及其分支的其他部分相比，动脉疾病在生命早期就会影响下齿槽动脉。观察到大约有15年的差异，该差异在统计学上具有高度显著性。牙齿缺失与这些变化相关，但在统计学上相关性较弱。本文讨论了这些变化的可能原因及其外科意义。
