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Masseter Muscle

 
 
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  • Denervation of the masseter muscle of rats by unilateral superior cervical ganglionectomy markedly diminished tissue norepinephrine and epinephrine levels but had no effect on masseter PNMT or NMT levels [7].
  • Our results thus confirm previous histochemical data and demonstrate that the masseter muscle displays a pattern of myosin and tropomyosin isoform transitions different to that previously described in trunk and limb muscles [8].
  • Masseter muscle glucose uptake was not significantly altered over a wide range of ascorbate or dehydroascorbate concentrations in the injectate [9].
  • Local injection of CGRP antagonist directly into the masseter muscle prior to CFA produced similar, but less pronounced, effects [10].
  • The present results suggest that injection of 1.0M glutamate into the masseter muscle may provide a useful experimental method to test sensitization and efficacy of peripheral EAA receptor antagonists in human subjects [11].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Masseter Muscle

 

Biological context of Masseter Muscle

 

Anatomical context of Masseter Muscle

 

Associations of Masseter Muscle with chemical compounds

  • 5-HT in one of three randomized concentrations (10(-3), 10(-5), 10(-7) M) or isotonic saline was then injected into either of the two masseter muscles in a double-blind manner [2].
  • In this open, uncontrolled trial, 20 patients with upper trapezius muscle trigger point pain and ipsilateral masseter muscle pain received a single trigger point injection of 2% lidocaine solution (without epinephrine) in the upper trapezius muscle [26].
  • In random order 5% hypertonic or 0.9% isotonic saline was infused into the left masseter muscle for 15 min [27].
  • In ten healthy subjects we recorded the subjective ratings of the perioral laser stimulation and the trigeminal LEPs and LSP before, during and after homotopic experimental tonic muscle (infusion of hypertonic saline into the masseter muscle) and tonic skin pain (topical application of capsaicin to the cheek) [28].
  • First, we demonstrated that different algesic chemicals, mustard oil (20%), formalin (3%) or hypertonic saline (5%) injected in the mid-region of the masseter muscle effectively elicited the hindpaw shaking behavior [29].
 

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