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Buck foramen shit Flashcards

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Cribriform plate Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: ethmoid
Transmits: CN 1

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Foramen Cecum Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: Frontal
transmits: Nasal emissary vein

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anterior ethmoidal foramen Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: frontoethmoidal suture
transmits: Anterior ethmoidal A. V. N.

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Posterior ethmoidal foramen Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: frontoethmoidal suture
Transmits: Posterior ZEthmoidal A.V.N.

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Optic canal Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: Sphenoid (chiasmatic groove
Transmits: CN II, ophthalmic A.

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Foramen rotundum Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: sphenoid
transmits: CN v2

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foramen ovale Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: sphenoid
transmits: CN V3, accessory meningeal a,

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foramen spinosum Bone and transmits?

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bone: sphenoid
transmits: middel meningeal a., recurrent meningeal N (V3)

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Hiatus for the greater petrosal N Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: temporal bone (petrous)
transmits: greater petrosal N, (CN VII; petrosal branch of the middle meningeal a)

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Hiatus for the lesser petrosal N. Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: temporal (petrous lateral to hiatus for greater petrosal n)
Transmits: lesser petrosal n (CN IX)

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Internal acoustic meatus Bone and what it transmits?

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Bone: temporal
transmits: CN VII, VIII, internal labryrinthine a

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jugular foramen Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: petrooccipital fissure
transmits: CN’s IX, X, XI, sigmoid sinus, inferior petrosal sinus, internal jugular v, posterior meningeal brs. of occipital and ascending pharyngeal aa.

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Mastoid foramen Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: temporal (mastoid)
transmits: mostoid emissary v

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condyloid canal Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: occipital (lateral to foramen magnum)
transmits: condyloid emissary v

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foramen magnum Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: occipital
transmits: spinal cord, spinal roots of CN XI, vertebral aa. ant and post spinal aa., meningeal branches (vert. a.) internal vertebral venous plexus

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Hypoglossal canal Bone and what it transmits?

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bone: occipital
transmits: CN XII (GSE), posterior meningeal Branch of ascending pharyngeal artery

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petrotympanic fissure

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bone: temporal
transmits: chorda tympani of CN VII

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Stylomastoid foramen

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bone: temporal
transmits: SVE of CN VII, stylomastoid a

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carotid canal

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bone: temporal
transmits: internal carotid a, sympathetic plexus

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tympanic canaliculus

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bone: temporal
transmits: tympanic branch of CN IX

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mastoid canaliculus

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bone: temporal
transmits: auricular br of CN X

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Foramen lacerum

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Bone: sphenoid, temporal occipital
transmits: meningeal branch of ascending pharyngeal A

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sphenomaxillary fisssure

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bone: Anterior infratemporal fossa
transmits: 3rd portion maxillary a, posterior superior aveolar n

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pterygopalatine fossa

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Bone: inside sphenomaxilary fissure
transmits: 3rd portion maxilary a, pterygopalantine ganglion

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sphenopalatine foramen

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Bone: deep to peterygopalatine fossa
Transmits: sphenopalatine A, nasopalatine n, Posterior superior lateral nasal N

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Pterygoid canal

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Bone: sphenoid
Transmits: N and A of the pterygoid canal

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Pharyngeal Canal

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Bone: sphenovomer suture
Transmits: pharyngeal A and N

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Greater palatine Canal

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Bone: palatine bone
Transmits: greater Palatine A and N

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lesser palatine canal

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bone: palatine
transmits: lesser palatine a and n

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supraorpital notch

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bone: frontal
transmits: supraorbital A V N

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Infraorbital foramen

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bone: maxilla
transmits: infraorbital A V N

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Anterior ethmoidal foramen

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bone: frontal ethmoidal suture
transmits: Anterior ethmoidal A V N

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posterior ethmoidal foramen

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bone: frontal ethmoidal suture
transmits: posterior ethmoidal A V N

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Nasolacrimal canal

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Bone: maxilla
transmits: nasolacrimal duct

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superior orbital fissure

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bone: sphenoid
transmits: CN III, IV, V1, VI, superior opthalmic v

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Inferior orbital fissure

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Bone: upper extent of sphenoid maxillary fissure
Trtansmits: infraorbital A. N., orbital and zygomatic N, inferior opthalmic V,

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Optic canal

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Bone: sphenoid

CN II, opthalmic A

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Zygomaticofacial foramen

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Bone: zygomatic
Transmits: zygomaticofacial A V N

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Zygomaticotemporal foramen

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bone: zygomatic
transmits: zygomaticotemporal A V N

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Incisive Canal

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bone: maxilla
Transmits:nasopalatine N, greater palatine A.

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mandibular foramen

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bone: mandible
transmits: inferior aveolar A V N

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Mental foramen

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bone: mandible
Transmits: Mental A V N

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