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Type I injuries involve a sprain or partial tear of AC ligaments with no injury to the CC ligaments. This causes a tender AC joint that often has mild swelling. Type I sprains usually heal within a few weeks.
Grade 1a injuries extend from the fascia and demonstrate high signal change on MRI within the periphery of the muscle, no greater than 10% into the muscle and with a longitudinal length of less than 5 cm within the muscle.
They are classified as follows: Grade I (Mild): Tissue is stretched. Grade II (Moderate): Involves stretching and some tearing of tissue. Grade III (Severe): Complete tearing of tissue.
Symptoms of Inferior Alveolar Nerve Damage Pain. Abnormal sensations (tingling, electrical shock-like sensations) Numbness in the chin, lower lip, or around the lower teeth. Drooling. Impaired speech. Difficulty opening the mouth.
The main complications of IAN and LN injury are persistent or worsening neurosensory deficits. Dysfunction in these nerves can cause significant discomfort or distress during daily activities, such as lip and tongue biting as well as drooling.
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