Anatomy of Skull

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The document lists and describes various features and norms of the human skull, including the norma verticalis, temporal lines, norma occipitalis, occipital point, frontal region, orbital openings, zygoma, and norma laterialis. It also details the boundaries, walls, and contents of the temporal fossa, noting structures like the temporalis muscle, arteries, and bones that form its borders.

 Superior: Superior temporal lines
 Inferior: Continous with infratemporal fossa
 Lateral : Temporalis fascia
 Medial wall: Squamous temporal, greater wing of
sphenoid, parietal and frontal bones (around pterion)
 Anterior: Zygomatic process of frontal bone, the
zygomatic bone and maxilla.
 Posterior: Arch of squmaous temporal bone
Contents
 Temporalis muscle and associated nerves and vessels
 Superficial temporal artery and vein
Boundries ofTemporal
fossa

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Anatomy of Skull

1. Features of Normas of Skull

2.  Norma verticalis

3.  Norma verticalis

4.  Temporal lines

5.  Norma occipitalis

6.  Occipital point

7.  Frontal region

8.  Frontal region

9.  Orbital openings

10.  Orbital openings

11.  Norma laterialis

12.  Zygoma

13.  Norma laterialis

14. 

15.  Superior: Superior temporal lines  Inferior: Continous with infratemporal fossa  Lateral : Temporalis fascia  Medial wall: Squamous temporal, greater wing of sphenoid, parietal and frontal bones (around pterion)  Anterior: Zygomatic process of frontal bone, the zygomatic bone and maxilla.  Posterior: Arch of squmaous temporal bone Contents  Temporalis muscle and associated nerves and vessels  Superficial temporal artery and vein Boundries ofTemporal fossa

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