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	[[File:Hephaptic edited.jpeg\|center\|thumb\|600x600px\|'''Figure 10:''' On the ~~right~~ indicated with EMG the recording of the motor unit discharge on the right masseter at the time of the spasm is shown while on the right below indicated with M-wave we can see two motor potentials evoked by the electrical stimulation in infratemporal fossa recorded on the masseter. With H-wave it is possible to note the recording of the heteronomous H-wave on the temporal ipsilateral to the stimulation.]]		[[File:Hephaptic edited.jpeg\|center\|thumb\|600x600px\|'''Figure 10:''' On the left side indicated with EMG the recording of the motor unit discharge on the right masseter at the time of the spasm is shown while on the right below indicated with M-wave we can see two motor potentials evoked by the electrical stimulation in infratemporal fossa recorded on the masseter. With H-wave it is possible to note the recording of the heteronomous H-wave on the temporal ipsilateral to the stimulation.]]

	=== Conclusions ===		=== Conclusions ===