Titlebook: Clinical Anatomy of the Head; Neurocranium · Orbit Johannes Lang Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 Hirnsch?del.Kraniozervika

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遺留之物

寡頭政治

迷住

Posterior Cranial Fossa and Contents, of those which run into the transverse sinus is situated an average of 50 (10–80) mm from the confluence of the sinuses (Fig. 266). In very rare cases we found a longitudinal tentorial sinus (see Fig. 265).

乳汁

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44947-0or is bounded by the inferior orbital fissure while anterolaterally it curves upwards into the lateral wall of the orbit. The medial region of the floor is somewhat elevated and merges smoothly into the medial wall of the orbit.

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Chitra Rajagopal,Indra Deo Kumarary lobe, where it frequently divides into two branches which embrace the posterior lobe. A ramus superior runs on the upper posterior part of the posterior lobe, and a ramus inferior on the lower posterior part (Fig. 131).

mighty

Maximizer

Misgiving

Results of the empirical studies,d lateral wall of the middle fossa. The dorsal boundary of the bony floor of the middle cranial fossa is formed by the anterior surface of the petrous part of the temporal bone. The floor of the middle fossa carries a number of portals for the passage of cranial nerves and vessels.

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