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Abstract
A case has been presented in which closure of an orofacial fistula was achieved with
the help of an anticholinergic drug, which was given mainly for its antisialogogue
properties. This case was unusual since, in view of the patient's age and medical
condition, it appeared that very little could be done intraorally to the necrotic
bone in the left posterior area of the mandible or the adjacent tissue. I believe
that the draining saliva would have kept this tract open postoperatively as it had
prior to the surgical procedure.
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