- The
petrous part of the
temporal bone is pyramid-shaped and is
wedged in at the base of the
skull between the
sphenoid and
occipital bones.
Directed medially...
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Anatomica in 1998
subdivided the
artery into four parts: "cervical", "
petrous", "cavernous", and "cerebral". In
clinical settings, however,
usually the...
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Petrous portion (From
Latin petrous 'rocky') may
refer to:
Petrous portion of the
temporal bone
Petrous portion of the
internal carotid artery This article...
- bone. The
temporal bone
consists of four parts— the squamous, mastoid,
petrous and
tympanic parts. The
squamous part is the
largest and most superiorly...
- (VIII)
cranial nerves into a
canal in the
petrous temporal bone. Lies
between the
inferior edge of the
petrous temporal bone and the
adjacent occipital...
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complication of
otitis media and
mastoiditis involving the apex of the
petrous temporal bone. It was
first described by
Giuseppe Gradenigo in 1904. Components...
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internal auditory canal, or
internal acoustic canal) is a
canal within the
petrous part of the
temporal bone of the
skull between the
posterior cranial fossa...
- base of skull. It is
located between the
sphenoid bone, the apex of the
petrous part of the
temporal bone, and the
basilar part of the
occipital bone....
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sphenoid bone body . The
petrous-basilar
suture joins the side edge of the
basilar part of the
occipital bone to the
petrous-part of the
temporal bone...
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accessory nerves. (Inferior
ganglion of the
glossopharyngeal nerve labeled as ‘
petrous gang’.
Details From
glossopharyngeal nerve Identifiers Latin ganglion inferius...
