cranium Flashcards

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walls of the orbital cavity

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  • roof: orbital plate of frontal bone, G and L wings of sphenoid
  • floor: maxillary bone, orbital process of palatine bone
  • medial wall: lacrimal bone and fossa anteriorly, ethmoid, lesser wing and body posteriorly
  • lateral wall: zygomatic bone anteriorly and GW of sphenoid posteriorly
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fissures and grooves in orbital cavity

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  • superior orbital fissure on sphenoid
  • optic canal
  • infraorbital groove
  • inferior orbital fissure: communication between oral cavity and infra-temporal fossa on lateral aspect
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nasal cavity

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  • nasal bones: internasal suture
  • anterior and posterior openings
  • medial wall: septum dividing cavities :vertical plate of ethmoid and vomer
  • roof: horizontal plate of ethmoid
  • ethmoid forms two lateral masses: middle conchae
  • inferior concha: independent bone
  • floor: hard palette formed anteriorly by the maxillary and posteriorly by palatine bone
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foramina on frontal aspect

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  • supraorbital foramen on frontal bone
  • infraorbital foramen on maxilla
  • zygomaticofascial foramen
  • mental foramen
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mandible

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  • central body, angle, ramus, masseteric tuberosity
  • coronoid process for temporal muscle
  • condylar process for temperomandibular joint
  • mandibular notch
  • mental protuberance and foramina
  • internal: mandibular foramen
  • lingua: process for attachment of ligament
  • inferiorly: terigoid tuberosity for terigoid muscle
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lateral view

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  • nasal, lacrimal, frontal, maxilla, mandible, zygomatic, sphenoid, squamous temporal, parietal, occipital
  • PTERION
  • external aspect of temporal bone: plate, timpanic part, mastoid process
  • mandibular cavity
  • petrous part: styloid and mastoid process
  • temperomandibular joint
  • squamous temporal bone: superior and inferior temporal lines: temporal fossa
  • external occipital protuberance
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temperomandibular joint

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  • temporal bone and mandible
  • condylar: flexion and extension, retraction and protraction, small lateral movements
  • articular fibrocartilage disc divides in two: bicondylar: increase movements
  • condylar process of mandible and mandibular fossa of temporal bone
  • 3 ligaments:
    lateral temperomandibular: intrinsic: supports capsule: from temp to condylar process
  • medial: sphenomandibular: extrinsic: GW to lingua
  • lateral: stylomandibular: extrinsic: styloid process to mandible above angle
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infratemporal fossa

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  • inferior to temporal bone
  • lateral wall: ramus of mandible and zygomatic arch
  • medial wall: sphenoid GW
  • anterior: maxilla
  • open inferiorly
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pterygopalatine fossa

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  • Anterior: Posterior wall of the maxillary sinus.
  • Posterior: Pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone.
  • Inferior: Palatine bone and palatine canals.
  • Superior: Inferior orbital fissure of the eye.
  • Medial: Perpendicular plate of the palatine bone
  • Lateral: Pterygomaxillary fissure
  • connected to orbital cavity through infraorbital fissure
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skull landmarks

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  • Glabella (frontal bone protrusion)
  • Nasion (fronto-nasal s.)
  • Bregma (frontoparietal s.)
  • Lambda (parieto-occipital s.)
  • Pterion (sphenoparietal s.+frontal and temporal b. )
  • Asterion (parieto-temporal-occipitals.)
  • Inion (occipital protuberance)
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inferior view: anterior region

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  • until horizontal plate of palatine bone
  • centrally: hard palette: incisive foramen, palatine foramina: bordered by superior alveolar arch
  • top of inter-maxillary suture: posterior nasal spine
  • laterally: maxillary bone: infraorbital foramen, zygomaticomaxillary suture
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inferior view: middle region

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  • until anterior border of foramen magnum
  • centrally: posterior nasal openings, posterior inferior septum completed by vomer, basilar part of occipital bone:pharyngeal tubercle
  • laterally: sphenoid: pterygoid processes: medial and lateral plate,fossa, hamulus, mandibular fossa, zygomatic arch
  • posteriorly:4 foramina: medial and lateral line
    medial:
  • anterior: laserum
  • posterior: carotid canal
    lateral line:
  • anterior: oval
  • posterior: spinosum
  • jugular foramen: - posterior foramen laserum - on temporal bone
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inferior view: posterior region

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  • centrally: foramen magnus, condylar foramina, hypoglossal foramen, condylar fossa
  • laterally: styloid and mastoid process of temporal bone, stylomastoid foramen, mastoid notch
  • squamus part of occipital bone: vertical crest: external occipital crest stops at external occipital protuberance
  • two parallel lines: inferior nuchal line crosses crest at midpoint, superior nuchal line crosses through protuberance
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anterior fossa

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  • anteriorly squamus part of frontal bone to lesser wings posteriorly
  • foramen cecum
  • frontal crest
  • crista gali
  • cribriform plate
  • anterior part of cella tursica
  • prechiasmatic groove
  • anterior clinoid process
  • laterally: horizontal plates of frontal bones
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middle fossa

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  • from wings and chiasmatic groove to curve: superior border of petrous part of temporal bone
  • dorsum of cella tursica+tuberculum:hypopyseal fossa
  • posterior clinoid process to complete saddle
  • superior orbital fissure: middle fossa x orbital cavity, division between wings
  • foramen rotundum - ovale - spinosum: lateral line of foramina in middle fossa
  • basilar part of occipital
  • clivus: brainstem
  • anterior apex of pyramid of petrous part: laserum
  • posterior apex: carotid canal (not vertical)
  • grooves: petrous sinuses: vessels
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posterior fossa

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  • posterior wall: squamus part of occipital bone
  • jugular, hypo, condylar
  • internal acoustic hiatus: inner ear
  • internal occipital crest stops at internal occipital protuberance
  • groove for passage of transverse sinus laterally curves to form sigmoid sinus then goes into jugular foramen
  • cerebellar fossae: inferior to crest
  • cerebral fossae: superior to crest
17
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viscerocranium

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bones that form the face

18
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neurocranium

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bones that house the brain