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Olfactory- CN I
Olfactory foramina in the cribiform plate of the ethmoid bone
Optic- CN II
Optic Canal
Oculomotor- III
Superior orbital fissure
Trochlear- IV
Superior orbital fissure
Trigeminal- V
Superior orbital fissure (V1- opthalmic) Foramen rotundum (V2- maxillary) Foramen ovale (V3- Mandibular)
Abducens- VI
Superior orbital fissure
Facial- VII
Internal acoustic meatus (exits via the styloidmastoid foramen)
Vestibularcochlear- VIII
Internal acoustic meatus
Glossopharyngeal- IX
Jugular foramen
Olfactory- I
olfactory foramina in the ciribriform plate of the ethmoid
Optic- II
optic canal
Oculomotor- III
superior orbital fissure
Trochlear- IV
Superior orbital fissure
Trigeminal- V
superior orbital fissure (v1- opthalmic) foramen rotundum (v2- maxillary) foramen ovale (v3- mandibular)
Abducens- VI
superior orbital fissure
Facial- VII
internal acoustic meatus (exits via the stylomastoid foramen)
Vestibularcochlear- VIII
Internal acoustic meatus
Glossopharyngeal- IX
Jugular foramen
Vagus- X
jugular foramen
Accesssory- XI
jugular foramen (accessory division) foramen magnum (spinal division)
Hypoglossal- XII
hypoglossal canal