'Temporal bone' presentation slideshows

THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM

THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM. INTERACTIONS OF SKELETAL MUSCLES IN THE BODY. Muscles only pull; they are not capable of pushing Generally as a muscle shortens, its insertion (attachment on the movable bone) moves toward its origin (its fixed or immovable point of attachment)

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Complications of Suppurative Otitis Media

Complications of Suppurative Otitis Media. Dr. Vishal Sharma. Definition . Infection spreads beyond muco-periosteal lining of middle ear cleft to involve bone & neighboring structures like facial nerve, inner ear, dural venous sinuses, meninges, brain tissue & extra-temporal soft tissue.

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ON REASONING WITH IMAGES: THE USE OF IMAGES IN CLINICAL RESEARCH

ON REASONING WITH IMAGES: THE USE OF IMAGES IN CLINICAL RESEARCH. Thomas Bittner Louis Goldberg University at Buffalo. CLINICAL RESEARCH IN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS. TMD is a pain and disability disorder

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Case Presentation and Discussion on Craniofacial Injury

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Welcome

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Extracranial Complications of Otitis Media

Extracranial Complications of Otitis Media. Dr. Mubeena. Factors. Age Poor socio economic group High virulence of organisms Poor nutrition and immunosuppression Inadequate course and dose of antibiotic therapy. Pathway of spread. Extension by bone erosion

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Anatomy of Skeletal Elements

Anatomy of Skeletal Elements. Bone Surface Markings. Foramen = opening (arteries, nerves) Fossa = shallow depression Sulcus = shallow groove (artery or nerve) Canal = longer, tubelike opening Fissure = narrow, cleftlike opening Notch = indentation at the end of a bone

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. The Skeletal System. Introduction. Skeleton: supporting structure Bones and associated cartilage, tendons and ligaments Works with muscles for movement Mineral salts form the inorganic matrix of bone Leonardo da Vinci: constructed first correct illustrations of all bones.

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SKELETAL JOINT Dr. Vareishang Tangpu Assistant Professor in Zoology RIE, Mysore - 06

SKELETAL JOINT Dr. Vareishang Tangpu Assistant Professor in Zoology RIE, Mysore - 06. There are 206 bones and 200 joints in human body. Need Of Skeletal System. As a support and gives shape to the body. Movement of body parts. Protection of vital organs. ?. If there are no joints

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Skull and Nasal Cavity

Skull and Nasal Cavity. Dr. LeeAnn Pack Dipl. ACVR. Radiography of the Skull. Anesthesia required Perfect positioning is critical (especially for lateral and DV) Evaluate for asymmetry Obtain special views as needed Radiographs are nice but they are no CT or MRI image :-). Skull Types.

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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. The Axial Skeleton. Skeletal system includes both:. Axial skeleton Skull Vertebral column Thoracic cage Appendicular skeleton Pectoral and pelvic girdles Upper and lower limbs. The Skull. The cranium. Cranial vault or calvaria

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Cerebellopontine Angle Masses

Cerebellopontine Angle Masses. ALI SAFAR - PGY4 November 09, 05 University of Ottawa ENT Dept. Grand Rounds. Introduction. 10% of all intracranial tumors. Fatal without treatment. 78% are acoustic neuromas- mostly on vestibular branch. Other CPA masses: Meningiomas CN schwannomas

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Facial nerve

Facial nerve. Dr. Nourizadeh Assistant professor of E.N.T. Anatomy: Intracranial Intratemporal Intrameatal Labyrinthin Tympanic Mastoid Extracranial. Intracranial segment.

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Facial nerve

Facial nerve. Dr. Nourizadeh Assistant professor of E.N.T. Anatomy: Intracranial Intratemporal Intrameatal Labyrinthin Tympanic Mastoid Extracranial. Intracranial segment.

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Temporomandibular Disorders and Physical Therapy Interventions

Temporomandibular Disorders and Physical Therapy Interventions. Brittany Annis, Physical Therapy Student Ithaca College, February 2009. Temporomandibular Disorders (TMDs). Different pathologies affecting the masticatory muscles, the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and related structures

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EAR

EAR. EAR. The sensory organ for hearing & maintaining equilibrium Has 3 parts: 1- external (auricle or pinna) 2-middle 3- Inner. ** External:.

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Human Skeleton

Human Skeleton. Skeleton?. The skeleton is a supportive framework that maintains the shape of humans and protects our internal organs. It also plays a vital role in our ability to move around. Endoskeleton.

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AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL

AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL. Anterior Skull. frontal bone. glabella. supraorbital foramen. infraorbital foramen. zygomatic bone. mandibular symphysis. maxillary bone. alveolar fossa. mental foramen. mandible. Anterior Skull. nasal bone. perpendicular plate.

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Adedayo Ashana, MS1 Univ. of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine .

Adedayo Ashana, MS1 Univ. of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine . Where is the temporal bone? Where is the middle meningeal artery?. www.medical-software-shop.co.uk/grants4.htm. Epidural Hematoma. from Robbins & Cotran, 7th Ed, p. 1358. Do you see three meningeal layers?.

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Funding provided in part by the Stanford Bio-X Program and the National Institutes of Health

Metrics for a Mastoidectomy Simulator. Stanford University Departments of Computer Science and Surgery. Funding provided in part by the Stanford Bio-X Program and the National Institutes of Health.

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