The head and neck region is clinically important. Therefore, students usually study three regions together. These are the scalp, the temple, and the face. These regions share overlapping layers, vessels, and nerves. As a result, understanding them as one unit makes sense. The scalp blends into the temple. Similarly, the temple blends into the face….
The osteology of head and neck decides more BDS results than any other region of the body, and the orbit, the pharyngeal apparatus, and the skull foramina sit right at the centre of that syllabus. Consequently, this guide condenses the most exam-relevant topics from BD Chaurasia’s Human Anatomy into one quick-revision article on the osteology…
Osteology of the Head and Neck is a branch of anatomy that deals with the study of the bones of the skull, face, and neck. It provides a detailed understanding of the shape, structure, and function of these bones. Knowledge of Osteology of the Head and Neck is essential for medical, dental, and surgical students…