Dural Venosus sinus and Middle Ear Flashcards

Anterior Cranial Fossa
where the frontal lobes sit

Incisive Canal of Maxillary bone
greater palatine arteries and nerves go (greater palantine artery important because it anastomes with nasopalitine a.)

Lateral Pterygoid Plate of splenoid bone


Medial Pterygoid Plate
tensor or tympani muscle runs around the hook


fossa between the medial and lateral pteryroid bones
Wehre belly of tensor tympani muscle is found also terrygoid muscles here
hole directly below the medial pterygoid

pterygoid canal
It transmits the nerve of pterygoid canal (great petrosal nerve and the deep petrosal nerve, which is from the carotid),
artery of the pterygoid canal and
vein of the pterygoid canal.
hole at very tip of bottom butterfly wing

Foramen Spinosum
near spine of spleoid bone
foramen ovale is immediately medial to the foramen spinosum
hole near foramen spinosum

foramen ovale
what is pipecleaner in?

bony portion of the eustachian tube
inferior the opening of the carotid
oin top opening of the foramen ovale

jugular foramen

what is this lateral to the jugular foramen?

Stylomastoid Foramen
between styloid and mastoid processes

Sphenoid Sinus

greater palatine foramen

cribiform plate of ethmoid bone (the olfactor bulbs wlould be suporerior to this)
what is this?
how can infection drain here from superficial face?

Cavernous Sinus


middle cranial fossa
semilunar ganglion located here, gsa cell bodies from v1 of trigem
what would be on either sides of this on the Cribriform Plate of the Ethmoid Bone

olfactory bulbs

optic nerve
CN 2

occulomotor nerve
CN 3
what is blue

anterior cranial fossa
what is the yellow?

posterior cranial fossa
What is this nerve? describe its course

facial nerve
enters the internal auditory meatus
travels behind the stapes and out through the stylomastoid canal
what does this ganglion provide?

geniculate ganglia


geniocular ganglion

malleus
where the tensor tympani muscle inserts (protects the ear from damaging noises)

incus

malleus

incus
What is 6?

chorda tympani
parasympathetic: to submandibular and sublingual
special sensory: to anterior 2/3 of tongue
facial is behind stapes!
