Pterygopalatine fossa (anatomy)
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The pterygopalatine fossa is a space deep in the face between bones. It is interesting because it connects to the orbit, nasal cavity, cranial cavity, oral cavity and pharynx.
Can I show you where it is? This is a tough one.
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I have inferior alveolar nerve injury (trigeminal nerve) from dental treatment :/ like to study and get to know the face anatomy from your videos :)
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This anatomy is a nightmare! I can't imagine mastering all this. Can you show with clay how the structures of the brain sit against these bones? Like how does the sella turcica and pituitary sit in there?
@william_shakespeare
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The sella turcica doesn't sit in there -- it's part of the sphenoid bone; the saddle-shaped part into which the pituitary gland sits.
@SamWebster
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It was a bit of nightmare to try and make a video about. I may make a separate video about the sphenoid bone taken out of the skull to better show a lot of the detail in here, but I thought that showing a sphenoid bone on it's own in this video would just make it worse. I've got a sphenoid bone video, but may have to 3D print an individual bone. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fo2fo7WNnMLLYcY.html
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What is a fissure sir? Could you please explain?
Sir please do a video on prevertebral and paravertebral ganglion (sympathetic trunk)
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Please have Turkish subtitles
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you look like dr house
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