# Chronological Progression of an Enlarged Styloid Process - Daisuke Maki et al

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Hard to say… I’d guess a lot depends on how mobile the soft tissues in the neck are. If the muscles get spasmed, then it’s a problem, otherwise probably those tusks just happily wiggle together with the muscles, blood vessels, nerves and other stuff, and slide and glide among them without really impinging anything…

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