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    Undiagnosed Pterygoid Hamulus syndrome can lead to prolonged suffering. This case highlights a 30-year history of undiagnosed pain and discomfort, emphasizing the need for timely diagnosis.

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    • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
    • Pain Management
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    • Pterygoid hamulus syndrome is a rare condition causing facial pain.
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