PPT-The ramus of mandible is quadrangular in shape and

has medial and lateral surfaces Condylar and coronoid processes Most of the lateral surface provides attachment for the masseter muscle The posterior and inferior borders of the ramus intersect to form the . 4 . Functions of the Skeletal System. 1. . Supports the body. .. . The . backbone is the main support center for the upper body. It holds your head up and protects your spinal cord. .. 2. . Protects internal organs. Deltoid (delts). Pectorals (pecs).  Biceps. External Obliques. (waist). Quadriceps (quads). Tibialis Anterior. (shins). Internal Obliques (waist) .  . Adductors . (inner thighs). Muscles students need to know:. osteology. Dr. Muhammad Mustafa . DPT,KMU . . . MANDIBLE. The mandible or lower jaw is the largest and strongest bone of the face.. it articulates with the skull at the . temporo. - mandibular joint. . is . quadrangular . in . shape. . and. has . medial . and. . lateral. surfaces. Condylar . and coronoid. . processes. Most . of . the . lateral . surface . provides . attachment for . the . masseter. CT . SCANS . Neslisah Torosdagli, . Denise K. . Liberton. , . Payal. . Verma. , . Murat . Sincan. ,. . Janice . Lee, . Sumanta. . Pattanaik. , . Ulas. . Bagci. Motivation. The current state-of-art systems lack:. eEdE. # . eEdE-157. Nothing To Disclose. Life-Threatening Lytic lesion of the Mandible “. A Lesson Learned”. Nucharin. . Supakul. , MD. 1. Juan G . Tejada. , MD. 2. 1. . Ramathibodi. Hospital, . Zygomatic. -facial foramen. 8- Orbital surface of maxilla. 9- Temporal fossa. 10- Lateral surface of . ethmoid. . 11- Superior orbital fissure. 12- Lacrimal bone and groove. 13- Optic foramen. 14- . Ethmoidal. Zygomatic. -facial foramen. 8- Orbital surface of maxilla. 9- Temporal fossa. 10- Lateral surface of . ethmoid. . 11- Superior orbital fissure. 12- Lacrimal bone and groove. 13- Optic foramen. 14- . Ethmoidal. SI 2005 No.1515. Information on re-use can be obtained from the Information Governance Department, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals page 7 of 8 Classification of Mandible fracture. Definition. A fracture is a disruption in the continuity of a bone stressed beyond its elastic modulus, with the formation of two or more fragments.. Need. Location of problem to be treated.. otic. =ear]. Presented by :- Dr. . Sushma. . Tomar. Associate Professor. Department of Anatomy . Boundaries of Parotid Region. Anterior-. Anterior border of . Masseter. 1. . X-Rays. Essential / Routine . Desirable. Minimum Two X-rays ( another x-ray should be right angle to first view ) to see fracture fragments displacement . 2. . MUSCLE AND NERVE (N)ORIGININSERTIONFUNCTIONDigastric N: trigeminalAnterior belly: depressionCommon tendon to theMandibular depression andand facialon inner side of inferiorhyoid boneelevation of hyoid . Foramen Mandibulae. and it’s Clinical Significance . SCAN QR CODE TO ACCESS ABSTRACT. Conclusions . A total of 51 adult dentulous dried mandibles were studied by measuring the distances to various bony landmarks using Digital Vernier Caliper and Magnifying glass. The points are: -.