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Bone with Intramembranous origins (8)
-zygomatic
-maxilla
-inf nasal conchae
-frontal
-parietals
-nasals
-lacrimals
-palantines
Bone with Endochondral origins (3)
-ethmoid
-hyoid
-ear ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes)
Bone formed from both intramembranous and endochondral origins (5)
-occipital
-sphenoid
-vomer
-mandible (condyle, coranoid)
-temporals
Pass through Optic canal (1n, 1a)
-Optic nerve (II)
-Ophthalmic a.
Pass through orbital fissure (5)
-Oculomotor nerve (III)
-Trochlear Nerve (IV)
-Opthalmic nerve (lacrimal, frontal, nasociliary) (V1)
-Abducent Nerve (VI)
-Superior ophthalmic vein
Pass through foramen rotundum
-Maxillary N. (V2)
Pass through foramen ovale (3)
-Mandibular N (V3)
-Accessory Meningeal A.
-Lesser petrosal N.
Pass through foramen spinosum (3)
-Middle meningeal a. & v.
-meningeal branch of mandibular n.
Pass through Carotid canal (2)
-Int carotid a.
-Int carotid nerve plexus
Pass through jugular foramen (6)
-Inf petrosal sinus
-glossopharyngeal n. (IX)
-vagus n. (X)
-Accessory n. (XI)
-sigmoid sinus
-post meningeal a.
Origin from brain:
facial nerve
vestibulocochlear nerve
accessory nerve
-Junction btw pons and medulla
-junction btw pons and medulla
-enters through foramen magnum, exits through jugular foramen
Nerves that exit through the super-orbital fissure
CN III, IV, V (V1), and VI (3-6)
What tissue in the cranial vault contains pain fibers and what does not
-dura does (V supratentorial, X C1-3 infra)
-brain does not
path of blood from inf sag sinus to venous blood flow
-inf sag sinus -> straight sinus -> confluens -> transverse sinus -> sigmoid sinus -> int jug -> SVC
occipital/marginal sinus
-variable
-alternate drainage from confluence
-runs allong falx cerebelli
-drains into vertebral veins
cavernous sinuses:
location
drains into
contents of (5)
-on both sides of sella turcica
-drain into sup/inf petrosal sinuses
-CN3-6, int carotid a. (only V1&V2 of 5)
What happens when cavernous sinus becomes occluded?
-abducens (CNVI) is free floating in middle, becomes impinged
-eye unable to abduct on one side, then would spread to other side
choroid plexus (4)
-produces CSF
-highly convoluted fenestrated capillaries
-surrounded by ependyma and pia mater
-part of CNS ventricular system
CSF
-ultra-filtrate of blood
-mainly plasma
CNS Ventricular system:
path of CSF (8)
-lateral ventricles -> interventricular foramen -> 3rd ventricle -> cerebral aqueduct -> 4th ventricle -> central canal of spinal cord OR -> median foramen/lateral foramen -> subarachnoid space
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what are the CNS ventricles formed from (embryonic)
-outgrowths of the original central canal of neural tube