The Intratemporal Fossa

Lecture Description

The infratemporal fossa: the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve and the first and second portions of the maxillary artery using a human cadaver. Orig. air date: JUN 9 77

Course Description

Dissections of the Human Body - videos from the 1970's and contain some graphic images.

Course Index

1. The Neurovascular Supply of the Mid-Face
2. Vertebral Column, Spinal Cord/Coverings
3. Thorax; Pleura and Superior Mediastinum
4. Thoracic Contents
5. Human Skull - Part I
6. Human Skull - Part II
7. Human Skull - Part III
8. Human Skull - Part V
9. Parotid Gland; Blood Vessels of the Face
10. The Mediastinum and Heart
11. Masticator and Lateral Pharyngeal Spaces
12. Lateral Aspect of Face; Facial Nerve
13. The Heart
14. Facial Muscles
15. Acellular Basement Membrane
16. Superficial Cervical Region and Posterior Triangle of Neck
17. Cutaneous Innervation of the Face
18. Axillary Contents
19. Cutaneous Nerves of the Back
20. Anterior Trunk and Shoulder - Subcutaneous
21. Facial Muscles
22. Cranial Meninges, Dural Venous Sinuses and Cerebrospinal Fluid
23. Anterior Triangles of Neck
24. Subclavian Artery and Visceral Section of Neck
25. Superficial and Deep Back Muscles
26. Scalp and Cranial Contents
27. Superficial Abdominal Wall
28. Abdominal Wall and Fasciae; Thoracic Wall
29. External Carotid Artery - Retrostyloid Region
30. Middle Ear Cavity
31. TMJ, Pterygoid Muscles, Maxillary Vessels
32. Nerve Supply to Teeth; Maxillary Sinus
33. Suprahyoid Region; Mouth/Paralingual Space
34. Maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve; maxillary artery(3rd part) and ptygopalatine fossa
35. Muscles of Mastication and the TMJ
36. The Intratemporal Fossa
37. Lateral Pharyngeal Wall
38. Orbit
39. Nasal Cavity
40. Hard and Soft Palate and Fauces
41. Lateral Aspect of the Face
42. Cutaneous innervation of the face
43. Submandibular, submental and carotid triangles
44. Paralingual space and tongue
45. Larynx
46. Review of Gross Anatomy for the National Boards - Part I
47. Review of Gross Anatomy for the National Boards - Part II