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What enters & exits cranial cavities

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Foramen ovale   Mandibular branch (V3) or trigeminal (CN5) Lesser superficial petrosal nerve (CN9)  
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Foramen spinosum   Middle menigial artery  
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Pterygomaxillary fissure   Descending palatine a.  
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Pterygopalatine fossa   Descending palatine a.  
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Sphenopalatine foramen   Sphenopalatine a.  
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Foramen rotundum   Maxillary branch (V2) of trigeminal (CN5)  
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Sella turnica   Fossa for pituitary gland  
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Stylodmastoid foramen   Facial n. (CN7)  
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Jugular foramen (7)   Inferior petrosal sinus Sigmoid sinus Jugular bulb Internal jugular vein Glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory nn. (CN9,10,11)  
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Carotid canal   Internal carotid artery and plexus  
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Petrotympanic fissure   Auriculotemporal n. (branch of maxillary (V3) of trigeminal (CN5)  
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Musculotubal canal   Eustatian tube  
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Internal auditory meatus (3)   Facial n. (CN7) Auditory n. (CN8) Labyrinthine a.  
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Cribiform plate   Olfactory n. (CN1)  
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Foramen magnum (4)   Border between spine & brain stem Spinal cord Cervical part of CN11 Vertebral a. Vertebral venous plexus  
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Condylar canals   Emissary vein from sigmoid sinus to vertebral veins in neck  
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Hypoglossal canal   Hypoglossal n. (CN12)  
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Foramen lacerum   Carotid artery crosses close by, usually filled with cartilage in situ  
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Supraorbital foramen   Supraorbital n. & a.  
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Optic canal (2)   Optic n. Opthamilic artery  
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Superior orbital fissure (5)   Opthalmic v. (superior) Oculomotor n. (CN3) Trochlear n. (CN4) Ophthalmic n. (CN5-1) Abducens n. (CN6)  
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Inferior orbital fissure   Inferior opthalmic vv.  
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Infraorbital foramen/canal   Infraorbital n.  
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Mandibular foramen   Enterance: Inferior alveolar n. (CN5)  
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Mental foramen   Exit: Mental n.  
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Greater & lesser foramina   Greater & lesser palatine arteries  
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Incisive foramen   Anastamosis between posterior septal branch of sphenopalatine artery & greater palatine a.  
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Zygomaticotemporal foramen   Maxillary artery lies deep to these  
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