Muscles of mastication Flashcards

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Origin of m. masseter

A

Superficial part - ventral surface of the rostral half of the zygomatic arch.

Deep part - ventral surface of the caudal half of the zygomatic arch.

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Insertion of m. masseter

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Fossa massetica of the mandible and lateral surface of the process oronoideus

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Function of m. masseter

A

Closure of mouth by raising the mandible

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Origin of m. temporalis

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Parietal (mainly), frontal and temporal bones.

The area of attachment is bounded by the external saggital crest, orbital ligament, zygomatic arch and nuchal crest.

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Insertion of m. temporalis

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Process coronoideus - medial surface: entire process; lateral surface: dorsal and rostral edges, to the ventral aspect of the masseteric fossa.

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Function of m. temporalis

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Closure of the mouth by raising the mandible.

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Origin of m. digastricus

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process paracondylaris

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Insertion of m. digastricus

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Caudo-ventral aspect of the mandible. The insertion is fleshy.

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Function of m. digastricus

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Opening of the mouth by retracting the mandible

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Origin of m. pterygoideus medialis

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Perpendicular palatine bone (mainly), the wing of the basisphenoid bone and the pterygoid bone.

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Insertion of m. pterygoideus medialis

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Process angularis, both laterally and medially

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Function of m. pterygoideus medialis

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Closure of the mouth by raising the mandible

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Origin of m. pterygoideus lateralis

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Perpendicular palatine bone and the wing of the basisphenoid bone, immediately ventral to the orbital fissure and alar canal.

The origin lies dorso-caudal to that of the medial pterygoid muscle.

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Insertion of m. pterygoideus lateralis

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Fovea pterygoidea, on the medial surface of the proc. condylaris, just ventral to the articular surface.

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Function of m. pterygoideus lateralis

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Closure of the mouth by raising the mandible

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