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When orofacial pain needs a heart repair.

Daniela AdamoElena CalabriaNoemi CoppolaGiuseppe PecoraroGiuseppe BuonoMichele Davide Mignogna
Published in: Clinical and experimental dental research (2020)
The disappearance of the pain supports the possible association between RLS and COFP. PFO with RLS has been suggested as a risk factor for cryptogenic stroke, especially in association with other thromboembolic risk factors. Therefore, the early detection, in this case, could be considered a possible lifesaver. Communication between different care providers is essential when the patient presents symptoms of facial pain which are of an atypical nature.
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