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An epidural haematoma, often following a fracture of the temporal bone at the pterion, is most commonly due to rupture of the:
Bridging cerebral veins
Middle cerebral artery
Superior sagittal sinus
Middle meningeal artery
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Anatomy for Dental Students MCQ Test Paper 33 | MCQs with Answers | Quiz | MCDI