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MEDizzy Videosabout 7 years ago
Superficial arterial supply of face: Head and neck
Follow this video as Dr. Sam Webster explains the superficial arterial supply of the face, what route they take and the branches they give off. Moreover, he corelates them with some clinical scenarios that will further help you clear your concepts.
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