Temporal & infratemporal fossa

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Temporal & infratemporal fossa Clinical Anatomy of second year Dr. Ahmed Almusawi

Objectives Describe the anatomy of temporal and infratemporal fossa explaining the bony framework of these fossa describing the contents of each fossae including the nerves, blood vessels and muscles

Temporal & Infratemporal fossa

Bony framework

Bony framework

Temporal fossa

Contents of temporal fossa

Contents of infratemporal fossa 1. sphenomandibular ligament

2. Med & lat. Pterygoid muscles

3. Mandibular nerve

Mandibular nerve

4. Maxillary artery

Maxillary art. branches

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