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  1. Although some individuals here have referred to NICO as a non existent
    condition, these licensed,
    medical practitionrs not only disagree, but they have documented what they
    consider is scientific proof. I offer this information because it is in my
    own personal best interest to accept and believe that they know what they
    are talking about and that this information could be helpful to others.

    Includes maxillofacial osteonecrosis (NICO), avascular necrosis of the
    mandibular condyle, and necrotizing otitis externa.

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    54. Bouquot JE, McMahon RE. Neuropathic pain in maxillofacial osteonecrosis
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