HEAD OSTEOLOGY (Bo/Eq) Flashcards
What passess through the supraorbital foramen in the bovine?
in the equine?
bovine: frontal vein
equine: supraorbital artery and nerve
does a bovine have upper incisors?
no
a
incisive bone
Bovine
b
nasal bone
Bovine
c
maxillary bone
Bovine
d
frontal bone
Bovine
e
lacrimal bone
Bovine
f
zygomatic bone
Bovine
g
temporal bone
Bovine
h
parietal bone
Bovine
i
sphenoid bone
Bovine
j
palatine bone
Bovine
a (Bovine)
basihyoid
b (Bovine)
ceratohyoid
c (Bovine)
epihyoid bone
d (Bovine)
stylohyoid
e (Bovine)
thyrohyoid
which of these is much reduced in the equine?
epihyoid (c)
identify line at a
temporal line
Bovine
depression at b
temporal fossa
Bovine
bony structure at c
zygomatic process
Bovine
structure d
facial tuberosity
Bovine
opening at e
infraorbital foramen
Bovine
opening g
mental foramina
structure h
occipital condyle
structure i
paracondylar process
What is the clinical significance of the temporal line in the bovine?
Just ventral to it, you can palpate the cornual artery and nerve which is where you would nerve block for dehorning
identify space in blue
frontal sinus (caudal portion)
identify space in yellow
frontal sinus (rostral portion)
each sinus in the bo opens into the ?
ethmoidal meatus
identify the portion of the sinus at A
cornual diverticulum
Bovine
identify the portion of the sinus at B
nuchal diverticulum
Bovine
identify the portion of the sinus at C
postorbital diverticulum
What are the surgical limits of the Bo frontal sinus?
Caudal limit: base of skull
Lateral limit: temporal line
Rostral limit: rostral border of orbit
*Avoid the brain!! (x marks the spot from eye to ear)
What are the surgical limits of the Bo maxillary sinus?
Caudal: rostral border of orbit
Rostral: facial tuberosity
Dorsal: line from medial angle of eye to infraorbital foramen
Ventral: line from zygomatic arch to facial tuberosity
The maxillary sinus communicates with the nasal cavity via the ?
nasomaxillary opening
structure at a
Bovine
lacrimal bulla
(continuation of the maxillary sinus caudally into the ventral part of the orbit)
Bovine
b
Bovine
muscular process
Bovine
c
Bovine
tympanic bulla
Bovine
d
Bovine
styloid process
Bovine
opening at e
Bovine
stylomastoid foramen
Bovine
f
Bovine
paracondylar process
Bovine
g
Bovine
occipital condyle
Bovine
opening at h
Bovine
chonae
Bovine
opening a?
what passes through it?
Bovine
optic foramen
optic nerve
Bovine
opening b?
what passes through it?
Bovine
foramen orbitorotundum
oculomotor, trochlear, abducens, and opthalmic and maxillary branches of tigeminal
Bovine
opening at c?
what passes through it?
Bovine
oval foramen
mandibular branch of trigeminal
Bovine
opening at a?
equine
ethmoidal foramen
equine
opening at b?
equine
optic foramen
equine
a
equine
paracondylar process
equine
opening at c?
what passes through it?
equine
orbital fissure
oculomotor, trochlear, abducens, and opthalmic branch of trigeminal
equine
b
equine
styloid process
equine
c
equine
mastoid process
equine
opening at d
equine
stylomastoid foramen
equine
opening at e
equine
foramen lacerum
equine
opening at g
equine
hypoglossal foramen
equine
surgical limits of equine frontal sinus
caudal: zygomatic process of frontal bone
rostral: half-way between orbit and infraorbital foramen
medial: 2 cm from midline
lateral: supraorbital foramen to rostral most portion of medial limit
the opening between the equine frontal and maxillary sinuses is ?
fronto-maxillary opening
surgical limits of the equine maxillary sinus
caudal: rostal portion of orbit
rostral: rostral end of facial crest/infraorbital foramen
ventral: facial crest
dorsal: line from infraorbital foramen parallel to the facial crest
a
incisive bone
equine
b
nasal bone
equine
c
maxillary bone
equine
d
frontal bone
equine
e
lacrimal bone
equine
f
zygomatic bone
equine
g
temporal bone
equine
h
parietal bone
equine
i
occipital bone
equine
j
mandible
equine