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MUSCLE AROUND EYE?

Orbicularis oculi

PARTS

Orbital part


Palpebral part


Lacrimal Part

ORBITAL PART ORIGIN

1. Medial palpebral lig


2. Medial surface of bony orbit


3. Lacrimal bone

Orbital part insertion

It curves around orbital margin and inserts into lower border of medial palpebral lig (point of origin)

Palperbral part origin and insertion

Medial part of medial palpebral ligament


Inserts into lateral palpebral raphae

Lacrimal part origin

Lacrimal crest and lacrimal fascia

Lacrimal part insertion

Passes laterally infront of tarsal plates and inserts into lateral palpebral raphae.

NS

Two nerves


1. Temporal br


2. Zygomatic br


Both are br of facial nerve

ACTION

O part - closes eyelid forcefully as in winking


P part closes eye gently as in blinking


L part dilates lacrimal sac and helps in drainage of lacrimal fluid

Muscles around mouth

Orbicularis oris

Parts?

1. Extrinsic


2. Intrinsic

Origin of extrinsic part

Other facial muscles wch converge around mouth namely buccinator and elevators and depressors of lips and their angles

Extrinsic part insertion

At modiolous they form chiasma



Upper fibres-> upper lip


Lower fibres -> lower lip


Middle fibres -> decussate....

Intrinsic part origin

Mental slips and incisive slips arising from alveloar process of mand and maxilla resp

Intrinsic part insertion

Angle of mouth

NERVE SUPPLY OF ORIS

Buccal br of facial nerve

Action


Closing mouth


Protruding or pouting or pursuing


Kissing


Aids in speech

Muscle of cheek

Buccinator

Fibre division

Upper fibres


Middle


Lower

Upper fibre origin and insertion

O from alveolar pr of maxilla opp 3rd molar


I into upper lip

Lower fibres attachment

O from alveolar pr of mand opp 3rd molar



I into lower lip

Middle fibres ORIGIN

Pterygomandibular raphae btw hamulus of med pterygoid plate and mylohyoid line


Fibrous band btw pterygoid hamulus and max tuberosity


Middle fibres insertion

Decussate at angle of mouth

Nerve supply

Buccal br of facial nerve

Action

Flattens cheek against gums and teeth.


Hence it prevents accumulation of food in the vestibule of mouth.


Helps in blowing air btw lips