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Anatomy of the Foramina of the Skull

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Incisive fossa   Nasopalatine nerve, sphenopalatine vessels  
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Greater palatine forament   Greater palatine nerve and vessels  
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Lesser palatine foramen   Lesser palatine nerve and vessels  
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Foramen lacerum   Greater petrosal nerve, deep petrosal nerve, internal carotid artery (all across upper portion)  
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Pterygoid canal   Nerve of the pterygoid canal (greater and deep petrosal nerves), vessels of the pterygoid canal  
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Foramen ovale   Mandibular nerve (V3), lesser petrossal nerve, accessory meningeal artery  
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Foramen spinosum   Middle meningeal artery and vein, meingeal branch of V3  
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Carotid canal   Internal carotid artery and plexus  
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Petrotympanic fissure   chorda tympani of facial nerve  
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Stylomastroid foramen   Facial nerve  
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Jugular fossa   CN IX, X, XI, Inferior petrosal sinus, internal jugular vein  
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Hypoglossal canal   Hypoglossal nerve  
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Foramen magnum   medulla oblongata/spinal cord, vertebral arteries and venous plexus, accessory nerve roots  
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Nasal slit   anterior ethmoidal nerve and vessels  
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anterior ethmoidal foramen   anterior ethmoidal nerve and vessels  
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foramina of cribiform plate   olfactory nerve (I)  
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posterior ethmoidal foramen   posterior ethmoidal nerve and vessels  
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Optic canal   optic nerve (II), opthalmic artery  
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superior orbital fissure   oculumotor nerve (III), trochlear nerve (IV), opthalmic nerve (VI) branches, abducens nerve (VI), superior opthalmic vein  
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foramen rotundum   maxillary nerve (V2)  
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Foramen ovale   madibular nerve (V3), lesser petrosal nerve, accessory meningeal artery  
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Foramen spinosum   Middle meningeal artery and vein, meningeal branch of V3  
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Foramen lacerum   Not a true foramen (occluded by cartilage). Greater petrossal nerve, deep petrossal erve, and internal carotid artery PASS ACROSS upper end  
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Carotid canal   internal carotid artery and plexus  
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Hiatus of the greater petrosal nerve   greater petrosal nerve  
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Hiatus of the lesser petrosal nerve   lesser petrosal nerve  
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internal acoustic meatus   CN VII, VIII, labyrinthine artery  
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Jugular foramen   CN IX, X, XI, inferior petrosal sinus, sigmoid sinus/internal jugular vein  
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Hypoglossal canal   Hypoglossal nerve  
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Foramen magnum   Medulla oblongata/spinl cord, vertebral arteries and venous plexus, accessory nerve roots  
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Supraorbital notch/foramen   supraorbital nerve and vessels  
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Infraorbital foramen   infraorbital nerve and vessels  
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mental foramen   mental nerve and vessels  
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superior orbital fissure   CN III, IV, VI branches, VI, superior opthalmic vein  
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Inferior orbital fissure   Infraorbital nerve and vessels, zygomatic nerve, inferior opthalmic vein  
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Infraorbital groove   Infraorbital nerve and vessels  
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Optic canal   Optic nerve (II), opthalmic artery  
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Mandibular foramen   inferior alveolar nerve and vessels  
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Mental foramen   mental nerve and vessels  
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