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    Scalp (2) PP - 240218 - 203325

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    The occipital artery arises directly from the external carotid artery, so it is not a branch. The other three arteries listed are branches of the external carotid artery. The motor nerve supply of the scalp is mainly by branches of the facial nerve (CN VII). The union of the posterior auricular vein and the posterior division of the retromandibular vein forms the external jugular vein.

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    The occipital artery arises directly from the external carotid artery, so it is not a branch. The other three arteries listed are branches of the external carotid artery. The motor nerve supply of the scalp is mainly by branches of the facial nerve (CN VII). The union of the posterior auricular vein and the posterior division of the retromandibular vein forms the external jugular vein.

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    The occipital artery arises directly from the external carotid artery, so it is not a branch. The other three arteries listed are branches of the external carotid artery. The motor nerve supply of the scalp is mainly by branches of the facial nerve (CN VII). The union of the posterior auricular vein and the posterior division of the retromandibular vein forms the external jugular vein.

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    The occipital artery arises directly from the external carotid artery, so it is not a branch. The other three arteries listed are branches of the external carotid artery. The motor nerve supply of the scalp is mainly by branches of the facial nerve (CN VII). The union of the posterior auricular vein and the posterior division of the retromandibular vein forms the external jugular vein.

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    PROF

    SCALP OMNIA
    SAMEER
    ILOS

    Describe the structure of scalp

    Describe the attachment of OF muscle

    Discuss the arterial supply of scalp

    Illustrate the venous drainage of scalp

    Discuss the nerve supply of scalp


    Superior temporal line Bony background

    Eyebrow
    External
    occipital
    protuberance

    Sup nuchal
    line
    scalp

    temple
    Layers of scalp

    hair skin

    Blood vessels & nerves


    CT

    Epicranial aponeurosis
    OF muscle

    Loose CT
    Closed post & open anterior
    pericranium

    bone
    Frontal belly Epicranial aponeurosis
    Occipital belly

    Skin of Eyebrow Sup nuchal line

    Facial by temporal Facial by post auricular


    Applied anatomy
    arterial supply of scalp

    Anterior to auricle Posterior to auricle

    1-Supratrochlea 4- Posterior auricular


    2
    2- supraorbital 1 artery:
    3-superficial temporal 3 5-Occipital artery:
    4 5
    Venous drainage of scalp

    ST
    Sup
    temporal

    maxillary
    Post M
    P
    auricular Post facial ant facial A PF
    AF
    EJV

    CF
    EJV CF

    IJV
    IJV
    Nerve supply of scalp
    Cervical
    plexuses
    Anterior to auricle Posterior to auricle

    V 5. Greater auricular
    1-Supratrochlea 2 6. Lesser occipital
    2- supraorbital 1 3 4
    7. Greater occipital
    3-zygomaticotempral
    8. 3rd occipital
    4- auriculotemporal

    6
    7

    Motor by VII 5 7
    Temporal & post 8
    auricular 6 8
    Lymphatic drainage occipital

    mastoid

    Behind ear
    Anterior to ear

    parotid
    submandibular
     Which is NOT a branch of the external carotid artery?
     a. Occipital.
     b. Supratrochlear.
     c. Posterior auricular.
     d. Superficial temporal.
    motor nerve supply of scalp is mainly by branches of :
    A. Facial
    B. Trigeminal
    C. Cervical plexuses
    D. glossopharyngeal
    Union of posterior auricular vein & posterior division of retromandibular vein forms which vein?
     Common facial
     Internal jugular
     External jugular
     Superficial temporal

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