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Conclusions on the status quo in the logic of medical language regarding the masticatory system (view source)
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Any colleague, even if of excellent clinical preparation in his own exclusive scientific dental context, would have had considerable difficulty in making a differential diagnosis between 'Temporomandibular Disorders' and 'Neuromotor Damage' without implementing his 'basic knowledge' on the exclusively neurophysiological phenomenon of [[Synaptic|trasmissione sinaptica]]. Here, in fact, the limits of the <math>P-value</math>, classical probability and Bayes statistical processes referring to specific contents of the discipline in question. | Any colleague, even if of excellent clinical preparation in his own exclusive scientific dental context, would have had considerable difficulty in making a differential diagnosis between 'Temporomandibular Disorders' and 'Neuromotor Damage' without implementing his 'basic knowledge' on the exclusively neurophysiological phenomenon of [[Synaptic|trasmissione sinaptica]]. Here, in fact, the limits of the <math>P-value</math>, classical probability and Bayes statistical processes referring to specific contents of the discipline in question. | ||
The encrypted code sent out by the trigeminal system to be decrypted was: | The '''encrypted code''' sent out by the trigeminal system, the one to be decrypted, was: | ||
{{q2|Ephaptic trasmission |<small>we will discuss it extensively in the chapter 'Hemimasticatory Spasm'</small>}} | {{q2|Ephaptic trasmission |<small>we will discuss it extensively in the chapter 'Hemimasticatory Spasm'</small>}} | ||