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pouch 1
Tympanic membrane
Auditory tube
Middle ear cavity
Lymphatic nodulePalatine tonsil
pouch 2
Inferior parathyroid gland
thymus
pouch 3
pouch 4
Superior parathyroid gland
Ultimobranchial body
Gives rise to thyroid parafollicular/C-cells
■ Calcitonin
Ultimobranchial body
Rudimentary structure (becomes part of pouch 4)
pouch 5
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Two mandibular processes (branchial arch 1) merge.
■ Medial ends merge at week 4.
■ Mandibular processes → merge to form lower lip.
mandible
maxila
Two maxillary processes (branchial arch 1) merge.
■ Form upper cheek regions and most of upper lip.
Form with growth of forebrain.
■ Develop into forehead and nose.
FRONTAL NASAL PROCESSES
Two medial nasal processes merge.
■ Form philtrum of upper lip.
front nasal process
Thickened areas of specialized ectoderm.
■ Located on either side of the frontal nasal process.
■ Give off elevations at their margins.
nasal placodes
Lateral nasal processes (2).
■ Form sides/alae of nose.
NASAL PLACODES
Medial nasal processes (2).
■ Form bridge of nose.
■ Nostrils.
■ Upper lip philtrum.
NASAL PLACODES
mouth and Oral cavity
Begins as a slight depression on the stomodeum.
■ Located between branchial arch 1 and the forebrain.
Buccopharyngeal membrane (oropharyngeal membrane)
Thin bilaminar membrane.
■ Composed of ectoderm externally and endoderm internally.
Separates the stomodeum from the primitive pharynx (until rupture).
■ Ruptures around week 31/2 (~24 days).
■ Connecting the primitive mouth and primitive pharynx.
mouth and OC
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Forms from merging of the two median nasal processes.
primary palate
Becomes the premaxillary part of the maxilla.
Becomes the premaxillary part of the maxilla.
Maxilla anterior to incisive foramen in adults.
■ Contains central and lateral incisors.
prim. palate
sec. palate
Forms from the two maxillary processes (lateral palatine processes).
■ Forms hard and soft palates.
Extends from incisive foramen posteriorly.
sec. palate
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cleft palate
Occurs with failure to fuse >1 of the following
Lateral palatine processes (palatal shelves).
■ Nasal septum.
■ Primary palate.
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May involve uvula only, or extend through hard and soft portions of palate.
■ Cleft uvula only.
■ Unilateral cleft of secondary palate.
■ Bilateral cleft of secondary palate.
VARIATIONS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
Complete unilateral cleft.
■ Lip.
■ Alveolar process (of maxilla).
■ Primary palate.
VARIATIONS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
Complete bilateral cleft (except secondary palate).
■ Lip.
■ Alveolar process (of maxilla).
■ Anterior palate.
■ Secondary palate (unilateral
VARIATIONS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
Complete bilateral cleft.
■ Lip.
■ Alveolar process.
■ Anterior (primary) palate.
■ Posterior (secondary) palate.
VARIATIONS OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
Begins in the first week with the formation of the tuberculum impar
TONGUE DEVELOPMENT
Tuberculum impar.
■ Median, triangular elevation.
■ Appears on floor of pharynx, just in front of foramen cecum.
TONGUE DEVELOPMENT
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Lateral lingual swellings (distal tongue buds [2]).
■ Form on each side of the tuberculum impar.
Anterior Two-Thirds of Tongue
From the proliferation of mesenchyme (arches 1, 2, 3).
■ Swellings fuse to form the anterior two-thirds of tongue.
Anterior Two-Thirds of Tongue
Posterior Third of Tongue:
Formed by two elevations.
■ Copula (arch 2).
■ Hypobranchial eminence (arch 3).