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What enters & exits cranial cavities

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show Mandibular branch (V3) or trigeminal (CN5) Lesser superficial petrosal nerve (CN9)  
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Foramen spinosum   show
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show Descending palatine a.  
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Pterygopalatine fossa   show
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show Sphenopalatine a.  
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Foramen rotundum   show
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show Fossa for pituitary gland  
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Stylodmastoid foramen   show
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show Inferior petrosal sinus Sigmoid sinus Jugular bulb Internal jugular vein Glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory nn. (CN9,10,11)  
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show Internal carotid artery and plexus  
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Petrotympanic fissure   show
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show Eustatian tube  
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Internal auditory meatus (3)   show
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show Olfactory n. (CN1)  
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Foramen magnum (4)   show
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Condylar canals   show
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show Hypoglossal n. (CN12)  
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show Carotid artery crosses close by, usually filled with cartilage in situ  
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show Supraorbital n. & a.  
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show Optic n. Opthamilic artery  
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Superior orbital fissure (5)   show
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show Inferior opthalmic vv.  
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Infraorbital foramen/canal   show
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show Enterance: Inferior alveolar n. (CN5)  
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Mental foramen   show
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show Greater & lesser palatine arteries  
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Incisive foramen   show
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show Maxillary artery lies deep to these  
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