Parotid Gland Anatomy PDF
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Batterjee Medical College
Mohamed El Fiky
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This document provides a detailed anatomical overview of the parotid gland, including its position, surfaces, borders, base, apex, relationships with adjacent structures, nerve supply, and possible afflictions. It is presented as a set of anatomical slides or diagrams.
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Head and Neck Parotid Gland Prof Dr. Mohamed El Fiky Associate professor of anatomy if becauseitssurroundedtheauricle men py.am lowerend fiIfntaaffnita it apex Site, Shape, and Extension of Parotid Gland e It is the largest of the salivary glands. sept Position:1 This is a wedge-shaped gland which l...
Head and Neck Parotid Gland Prof Dr. Mohamed El Fiky Associate professor of anatomy if becauseitssurroundedtheauricle men py.am lowerend fiIfntaaffnita it apex Site, Shape, and Extension of Parotid Gland e It is the largest of the salivary glands. sept Position:1 This is a wedge-shaped gland which lies below the auricle, between e the ramus of the mandible and sternomastoid. The upper end of the gland is in contact with the external acoustic meatus. 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Facial nerve trunk Mastoid process 1- masseter muscle. 2- ramus of the mandible 3- medial ptregoid MOHAMED EL FIKY 3- Relations of Posteromedial surface If B- Styloid Process Stylopharyngeus muscle Styloglossus muscle Stylohyoid muscle A- Mastoid Process Sternomastoid muscle Posterior belly of digastric muscle C- Contents of carotid sheath Internal jugular vein Internal carotid artery Glossopharyngeal nerve Accessory nerve Vagus nerve nerve Hypoglossal nerve MOHAMED EL FIKY 1- relations of anterior Border It Zygomatic branch of facial nerve Transverse facial artery Parotid duct and accessory parotid I Upper buccal branch of facial nerve Lower buccal branch of facial nerve Mandibular branch of facial nerve MOHAMED EL FIKY X 2-Relatins of Posterior Border Mastoid Process Sternomastoid Muscle MOHAMED EL FIKY 3-Relations of medial Border The Medial Border Separates anteromedial and posteromedial surfaces and is related to medial wall of pharynx MOHAMED EL FIKY 1- Relations of the base Temporal branch of facial nerve Superficial temporal Superficial temporal vein artery It Auricultemporal nerve MOHAMED EL FIKY 2- Relations of the apex Posterior facial vein (Retromandibular vein) Cervical branch of facial nerve) MOHAMED EL FIKY Anterior and Posterior divisions of posterior facial vein Posterior belly of External carotid artery)digastric and stylohyoid muscles Structures within the Substance of parotid gland for 1- Terminal part of external carotid artery (deep). 2- Retromandibular vein (intermediate). vein 3- Facial nerve (superficial). nerve artery a- Facial nerve Facial Nerve Temporal BranchZygomatic Branch Upper Buccal Branch Lower Buccal Branch Cervical Branch MOHAMED EL FIKY Mandibular Branch b- Posterior Facial Vein (Reteromandibular) Parotid Posterior Facial Vein (Reteromandibular) MOHAMED EL FIKY c- External carotid and superficial temporal arteries Superficial Temporal artery Parotid External carotid artery MOHAMED EL FIKY Parotid Duct it'sdopiercingfor 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