The infratemporal fossa

After participating in this session, it is expected that students will be able to:
00:10 Describe the boundaries and contents of the temporal fossa.
02:29 Describe the attachments and functions of the 4 muscles of mastication: 02:56 Temporalis, 03:39 masseter, 07:13 lateral pterygoid, and 09:40 medial pterygoid.
04:51 Describe the osteology of the infratemporal region.
11:45 Describe the main nerve in the infratemporal region “the mandibular nerve”: divisions, branches, relations, types of nerve fibers, distribution.
19:56 Auriculotemporal nerve
21:07 Describe the lingual nerve: relation to the third molar, association with the 22:50 chorda tympani.
24:23 Describe the inferior alveolar nerve: relations at the mandibular foramen, course of the mandibular canal, and distribution.
28:30 Discuss the clinical anatomy of the inferior alveolar nerve block.
30:41 Describe the maxillary artery: origin, relations, parts, branches and their distribution.
36:07 Describe the pterygoid venous plexus of veins: location, drainage, connections and possible role.
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[@Loki-oq1ov]

Ty for the video. Where are all MED H_N videos ? There used to be high quality video dissections.

[@akram.jaffar]

Thank you for following the channel and for your interest in the videos. The ones you mentioned are no more available for privacy issues.

[@Loki-oq1ov]

@@akram.jaffar I see. Ty for the info. Hope to see further high quality future dissections videos.