Body Region: Head & Skull

  • May 2, 2026
    The sphenomandibular ligament is a lateral accessory ligament of the TMJ, running from the sphenoid spine to the mandibular lingula…
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    The periodontal ligament (PDL) is a specialised connective tissue ligament that suspends each tooth root within its alveolar socket, connecting…
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    The ethmoid sinuses are a labyrinth of multiple small air cells within the ethmoid bone, divided into anterior (draining into…
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    The mental symphysis is the fibrocartilaginous midline junction between the two mandibular halves at the chin, which fuses completely by…
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    The maxillary tuberosity is the posterior rounded prominence of the maxilla behind the last upper molar, forming the posterior wall…
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    The mandibular ramus is the vertical posterior portion of the mandible extending from the angle to the condylar and coronoid…
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    The mastoid air cells are a system of air-filled cavities within the mastoid process of the temporal bone, communicating with…
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    The petrous ridge (superior petrosal ridge) is the sharp superior border of the petrous portion of the temporal bone, separating…
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    The orbital apex is the posterior vertex of the pyramidal orbit, where the optic canal (transmitting CN II and ophthalmic…
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    The squamous part of the temporal bone forms the lateral cranial vault (temporal squama) and the posterior zygomatic arch root.…

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