Sphenoid Bone Revision PDF

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WiseTropicalIsland4758

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London South Bank University

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anatomy sphenoid bone skull structure human anatomy

Summary

This document provides an overview of the sphenoid bone, detailing its structure, articulations, and location within the skull. It covers important anatomical features.

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Sphenoid bone · miculation s palatine , zygomatic + romer. ructur aired bone. Helps form >...

Sphenoid bone · miculation s palatine , zygomatic + romer. ructur aired bone. Helps form > - middle part of the base and sides of skull , floor of middle cranial fossa , orbital floor + nasal cavity. 4 main parts > - Body x1 > - Lesser wing x2- · Located centrally. · 2 thin triangular plates of bone. · Stella turcica ; saddle shaped depression , houses pituitary gland. Projects from anterior aspect of body superolaterally. , sphenoid sinuses located beneath Stella turcica : drains into nasal cavity.Optic canal : contains optic nerve and ophthalmic artery. Greater wing x2 - > Pterygoid process x2 > 2 triangular wings project posterolaterally from body. · Extend from posterior surface of body. · , 2 plates > lateral contributes to ; floor of middle cranial fossa lateral wall skull · plate > wider · , of. - - , shorter , origin of the · 3 foramen rotundum - Transmits maxillary division medial and lateral pterygoid muscles. foramina in each wing > - of trigeminal middle cranial fossa > medial plate small , inner , hook shape - nerve : pterygopalatine fossa. > - > foramen ovale > Transmits mandibular division of trigeminal process supports posterior opening of - nerve ; - , middle cranial fossa infratemporal fossa. nasal cavity. > Transmits middle vessels and meningeal branch - foramen spinosum > meningeal - mandibular division of of trigeminal nerve.

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