A Comparison of Methods for Decoupling Tongue and Lower Lip
... The positions of sensors required to use the JOANA method (panel A). The CI is attached perpendicular to the surface of the frontal lower incisor, whereas the right and left head sensors (RH and LH) are attached to the regions related to the right and left mastoid process of the temporal bone. The L ...
... The positions of sensors required to use the JOANA method (panel A). The CI is attached perpendicular to the surface of the frontal lower incisor, whereas the right and left head sensors (RH and LH) are attached to the regions related to the right and left mastoid process of the temporal bone. The L ...
14-submandibular region I
... • COURSE: has a tortuous course, divided into 3 parts: • FIRST PART: forms a loop crossed by hypoglossal nerve • SECOND PART: runs along upper border of greater cornu of hyoid bone, deep to hyoglossus • THIRD PART: ascends along anterior border of hyoglossus & runs along the under surface of tongue ...
... • COURSE: has a tortuous course, divided into 3 parts: • FIRST PART: forms a loop crossed by hypoglossal nerve • SECOND PART: runs along upper border of greater cornu of hyoid bone, deep to hyoglossus • THIRD PART: ascends along anterior border of hyoglossus & runs along the under surface of tongue ...
HENT student - Mercer University
... cranial nerve seven (CN VII) Sour & bitter tastes are perceived at the posterior aspect of the tongue which is innervated by the _____________ or ninth cranial nerve (CN IX) ...
... cranial nerve seven (CN VII) Sour & bitter tastes are perceived at the posterior aspect of the tongue which is innervated by the _____________ or ninth cranial nerve (CN IX) ...
投影片 1 - ntuh.gov.tw
... glossopharyngeal nerve passes close to the tonsillar fossa, direct nerve injury is the most plausible explanation for CN IX paralysis A poorly delineated surgical plane between the tonsillar capsule and posterior fossa (especially if near the tongue base) could inadvertently injure the nerve: surger ...
... glossopharyngeal nerve passes close to the tonsillar fossa, direct nerve injury is the most plausible explanation for CN IX paralysis A poorly delineated surgical plane between the tonsillar capsule and posterior fossa (especially if near the tongue base) could inadvertently injure the nerve: surger ...
T Tongue :p
... horizontal, pushing down during contraction. With one exception: the inferior part of the inferior constrictor muscle has different direction. The inferior constrictor muscle attaches anteriorly with two cartilages : thyroid and cricoid cartilage below, the direction of fiber changes from posterior ...
... horizontal, pushing down during contraction. With one exception: the inferior part of the inferior constrictor muscle has different direction. The inferior constrictor muscle attaches anteriorly with two cartilages : thyroid and cricoid cartilage below, the direction of fiber changes from posterior ...
anatomy_lec18_19_4_2011
... which differ in their development, their structure and nerve supply: a- oral part: which forms the anterior 2/3….called the body. b-pharyngeal part: forms the posterior 1/3……called the root. -there is a foramen at the tip of sulcus terminalis called foramen cecum…which is a remnant of thyroglossal d ...
... which differ in their development, their structure and nerve supply: a- oral part: which forms the anterior 2/3….called the body. b-pharyngeal part: forms the posterior 1/3……called the root. -there is a foramen at the tip of sulcus terminalis called foramen cecum…which is a remnant of thyroglossal d ...
The Mouth and salivary glands atlas
... HSV is usually diagnosed from the history and clinical findings. A cytologic smear showing multinucleate giant cells is suggestive, although viral cultures and monoclonal antibody staining of smears are more sensitive and specific. Systemic acyclovir is regularly used for treatment of ...
... HSV is usually diagnosed from the history and clinical findings. A cytologic smear showing multinucleate giant cells is suggestive, although viral cultures and monoclonal antibody staining of smears are more sensitive and specific. Systemic acyclovir is regularly used for treatment of ...
Muscles of Mastication
... LATERAL SURFACE OF THE ANGLE AND THE DEEP HEAD INSERTS ON RAMUS ABOVE THE ANGLE ...
... LATERAL SURFACE OF THE ANGLE AND THE DEEP HEAD INSERTS ON RAMUS ABOVE THE ANGLE ...
Digestive System
... on the lateral sides of the circumvallate papillae, are barrel-shaped structures called the taste buds. • The free surface of each taste bud contains an opening called the taste pore • The main functions of the tongue during food processing are to perceive taste and to assist with mastication (chewi ...
... on the lateral sides of the circumvallate papillae, are barrel-shaped structures called the taste buds. • The free surface of each taste bud contains an opening called the taste pore • The main functions of the tongue during food processing are to perceive taste and to assist with mastication (chewi ...
Oral Cavity (Mouth) - Yeditepe University Pharma Anatomy
... Incise, reduce, and mix food material with saliva during mastication. Help sustain themselves in the tooth sockets by assisting the development and protection of the tissues that support them. Participate in articulation (distinct connected speech). ...
... Incise, reduce, and mix food material with saliva during mastication. Help sustain themselves in the tooth sockets by assisting the development and protection of the tissues that support them. Participate in articulation (distinct connected speech). ...
Surgical Approaches to the Oropharynx
... or invade the vallecula. The more extensive the tumor, the farther inferior the approach. Approach is similar to suprahyoid pharyngotomy except: – Hyoepiglottic ligament is divided at its origin – Dissection in underlying preepiglottic fat reveals lateral border of ...
... or invade the vallecula. The more extensive the tumor, the farther inferior the approach. Approach is similar to suprahyoid pharyngotomy except: – Hyoepiglottic ligament is divided at its origin – Dissection in underlying preepiglottic fat reveals lateral border of ...
Head, Neck and Oral Exam: Chapter 8 (pp 179
... special attention given to the lateral sides (palpate the full length). Lateral margins are palpated carefully because 85% of lingual cancers are found in this area. Describe any palpable lesions or induration. FYI: The anterior 2/3 of tongue is innervated by facial nerve and the posterior 1/3 by th ...
... special attention given to the lateral sides (palpate the full length). Lateral margins are palpated carefully because 85% of lingual cancers are found in this area. Describe any palpable lesions or induration. FYI: The anterior 2/3 of tongue is innervated by facial nerve and the posterior 1/3 by th ...
ORAL CAVITY - University of Kansas Medical Center
... Superior salivatory nucleus via CN VII. To: ...
... Superior salivatory nucleus via CN VII. To: ...
Lingual artery
... • Dorsal lingual artery: supplies the tongue, tonsils, and soft palate • Sublingual artery: supplies the floor of the mouth, mylohyoid muscle, and sublingual gland • Deep lingual artery: supplies the tongue Important: The lingual artery does not accompany the corresponding nerve throughout its cours ...
... • Dorsal lingual artery: supplies the tongue, tonsils, and soft palate • Sublingual artery: supplies the floor of the mouth, mylohyoid muscle, and sublingual gland • Deep lingual artery: supplies the tongue Important: The lingual artery does not accompany the corresponding nerve throughout its cours ...
03-pharyngeal arches ,pouchs
... called C cells which produce calcitonin, a hormone that regulate the calcium level in the body. C cells differentiate from neural crest cells that migrate from the arches into the 4th pouches. ...
... called C cells which produce calcitonin, a hormone that regulate the calcium level in the body. C cells differentiate from neural crest cells that migrate from the arches into the 4th pouches. ...
Muscles of the tongue
... and pharyngeal parts of the tongue. There are no lingual papillae on the underside of the tongue. It is covered with a smooth mucous membrane, with a fold (the lingual frenulum) in the center. If the lingual frenulum is too taut or too far forward, it can impede motion of the tongue, a condition cal ...
... and pharyngeal parts of the tongue. There are no lingual papillae on the underside of the tongue. It is covered with a smooth mucous membrane, with a fold (the lingual frenulum) in the center. If the lingual frenulum is too taut or too far forward, it can impede motion of the tongue, a condition cal ...
Histology Ass. Lec. Dentistry College Lab-7
... sequamous non keratinized and the inner are contain skeletal muscle, blood vessls are closed to the lip surface and impart a red color to the lips - Inside region a stratified sequamous non keratinized oral epithelium , beneath the oral epithelium are mucus - secreting labial glands. The tongue Oute ...
... sequamous non keratinized and the inner are contain skeletal muscle, blood vessls are closed to the lip surface and impart a red color to the lips - Inside region a stratified sequamous non keratinized oral epithelium , beneath the oral epithelium are mucus - secreting labial glands. The tongue Oute ...
Basic Arabic for Qur`an Recitation Lesson 2
... The deepest part of the throat is the furthest away from the mouth and the closest to the chest ...
... The deepest part of the throat is the furthest away from the mouth and the closest to the chest ...
Development of the Pharynx - eCurriculum
... developmental cell death leaves the tongue anchored to the floor of the pharynx Bifid tongue - A failure of the lateral lingual swellings to merge completely. Macro- or microglossia- Enlarged or reduced tongue size. Due to abnormal proliferation of mesenchymal tissues within prominences. ...
... developmental cell death leaves the tongue anchored to the floor of the pharynx Bifid tongue - A failure of the lateral lingual swellings to merge completely. Macro- or microglossia- Enlarged or reduced tongue size. Due to abnormal proliferation of mesenchymal tissues within prominences. ...
Head Features
... dental formula: dog = (I3/3 C1/1 P4/4 M2/3) x 2 = 42; cat = (I3/3 C1/1 P3/2 M1/1) x 2 = 30 incisors —adapted for grasping, pinching, scratching, nipping [ 3 vs. 2 in primates] canines — “weapons” for tearing flesh during hunting & fighting cheek teeth — for shearing [esp. upper P4 & lower M1]; grind ...
... dental formula: dog = (I3/3 C1/1 P4/4 M2/3) x 2 = 42; cat = (I3/3 C1/1 P3/2 M1/1) x 2 = 30 incisors —adapted for grasping, pinching, scratching, nipping [ 3 vs. 2 in primates] canines — “weapons” for tearing flesh during hunting & fighting cheek teeth — for shearing [esp. upper P4 & lower M1]; grind ...
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... • Roof (palate) : greater palatine & Nasopalatine nerves from Maxillary N. • Floor (anterior 2/3 of tongue) : lingual N. of mandibular N. (general sensation), + chorda tympani N. of facial N. (taste sensation). • Cheek : buccal nerve, a branch of mandibular N. ...
... • Roof (palate) : greater palatine & Nasopalatine nerves from Maxillary N. • Floor (anterior 2/3 of tongue) : lingual N. of mandibular N. (general sensation), + chorda tympani N. of facial N. (taste sensation). • Cheek : buccal nerve, a branch of mandibular N. ...
Tongue
The tongue is a muscular hydrostat on the floor of the mouth of most vertebrates which manipulates food for mastication. It is the primary organ of taste (gustation), as much of its upper surface is covered in taste buds. The tongue's upper surface is also covered in numerous lingual papillae. It is sensitive and kept moist by saliva, and is richly supplied with nerves and blood vessels. In humans a secondary function of the tongue is phonetic articulation. The tongue also serves as a natural means of cleaning one's teeth. The ability to perceive different tastes is not localised in different parts of the tongue, as is widely believed. This error arose because of misinterpretation of some 19th-century research (see tongue map).