Anatomy: Face, TMJ, Fossae and Cavities

Anatomy · Basic Sciences

How it begins

Anatomía exhaustiva de la cara, la articulación temporomandibular, la fosa infratemporal, la fosa pterigopalatina, las cavidades nasal y oral, los senos paranasales y la órbita — con sus correlaciones clínicas y quirúrgicas.

What it covers

1. Facial Skeleton: The 14 Bones of the Face
2. Jaw: Detailed Anatomy
3. · Anatomical Components
4. Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ)
5. · Joint Components
6. · Capsule, Ligaments and Synovial Membrane
7. · Biomechanics of the TMJ: Opening, Closing and Movements
8. Muscles of Mastication
9. Muscles of Facial Expression
10. · Division by Regions and Functions
11. · The Facial Nerve (VII Pair): Peripheral Division in the Face
12. Parotid Region and Facial Nerve
13. Infratemporal Trench
14. · The Mandibular Nerve (V3): Branches in the Infratemporal Fossa
15. · The Maxillary Artery: Three Portions, Fifteen Branches
16. Pterygopalatine fossa
17. Nasal Cavity: Turbinates and Meatus
18. · Nasal Septum
19. · Lateral Wall: Turbinates and Meatus
20. · Nasal Vascularization: Kiesselbach Zone
21. Paranasal Sinuses
22. Oral Cavity: Tongue and Palate
23. · The Language: Functional Anatomy
24. · The Hard and Soft Palate
25. Orbital Cavity
26. · Walls and Bones of the Orbit
27. · The Orbital Vertex: Optical Channel and Superior Orbital Fissure
28. Fundamental Clinical Correlations
29. · Fractures of the Middle Third Facial: Le Fort Fractures
30. Anatomoclinical Integration of the Face