development of face Flashcards
what is the chondrocranium?
part of neurocranium formed by endochondral ossification
what does the neurocranium develop from?
3 pairs of cartilage precursors: prechordal, parachordal and hypophyseal
where does the cartilage that makes up the neurocranium come from?
occipital somites
parachordal cartilages form _____
basioccipital
occipital somites form ____
exoccipital (modified vertebral element)
periotic capsules form _____
petrous and mastoid regions of temporal bones
hypophyseal cartilages form ____
body of sphenoid (basisphenoid)
posterior prechordal cartilage forms _____
presphenoid
alisphenoid forms ____
greater wing
orbitosphenoid and hypochiasmatic form ____
lesser wing
anterior prechordal cartilage forms ______
ethmoid bone along with olfactory capsule
modified epiphyseal growth plate allowing growth along A-P axis
spheno-occipital synchondrosis (SOS)
what allows deformation of skull as it passes through birth canal?
bones of cranial vault not completely ossified and joined by fibrous sutures
six sutures/fontanelles present at birth
anterior, posterior, anterolateral and posterolateral
how is the development of the face established?
by development and joining of 5 prominences associated with the 1st pharyngeal arch: frontonasal, 2 maxillary and 2 mandibular
prominences initially surround _____
stomodeum
separates stomodeum from GI tract
oropharyngeal membrane
further growth and expansion is dependent on _____
NCC proliferation
maxillary prominences enlarge and grow ____
ventrally and medially
form as bilateral oval thickenings on inferolateral aspect of frontonasal prominence
nasal placodes