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1.	Application Pedicle First Blood Vessels And Nerves Pedicle Buccinator Mucosa Flap Lip Recycling Anatomical Study And Clinical Applications
2.	The Comparisons For The Sensitivity To Rocuronium Among Facial Nerve Dominated Orbicularis Oris Muscle And Gastrocnemius Muscle In Rats.
3.	The Comparative Study About Morphologic Change And Functional Recovery Of Rabbit's Orbicularis Oris After Denervation And Reinervation
4.	Enzymohistochemistry Changes Of The Denervated And Reinnervated Rabbit Orbicularis Oris Muscle In Different Time
5.	A Clinical Study On Secondary Deformity Of Unilateral Cleft Lip
6.	The Effect Of Tetanic Stimulation Of Peripheral Nerve On Motor-evoked Potentials
7.	The Ultrasonic Imaging And Physiological Measurements Of Upper Orbicularis Oris
8.	The Three-dimensional Structure Research Of Facial Modiolus
9.	The Observation Of The Orbicularis Oris And The Postoperative Evaluation Of Unilateral Harelip With The High Frequency Ultrasound
10.	Eighty Cases Report On Reparation Of The One-stage Unilateral Cleft Lip Through The Degloving Anatomical Technique On The Orbicularis Oris
11.	Facial And Body Muscle Nerve Induced Potential Differences Of The Interaction Between Rocuronium Reaction And The Change Of The Damaged
12.	Research Of Reconstructing The Anatomic Subunits Of The Lip And Nose In Primary Bilateral Cleft Lip By Modified Millard Method
13.	Histological Study Of The Normal Infant Philtrum
14.	Study On Mechanism Of Lip Protrusion Based On Magnetic Resonance Imaging And Finite Element Modeling
15.	Anatomical Study Of Peripheral Nerve Distribution In The Perioral Region Using Sihler's Staining Technique And Anatomical Study Of The Relationship Between Muscles In The Oral Commissure(The Pars Marginalis Of The Orbicularis Oris Muscle And The Buccinato
16.	Concealed Incision Repairs Adult Recessive Cleft Lip
17.	The Mechanisms For Differences In Sensitivities To Muscle Relaxants Between Facial Muscles And Limb Skeletal Muscles And The Related Changes After Injuries
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