Atemporal - Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

A 65 year old patient complains of recurrent bilateral temporal headaches, malaise, muscle aches, and low grade fever. The headache is described as superficial tenderness rather than deep pain. Giant cell arteritis is suspected. Appropriate treatment is: refer for temporal artery biopsy and initiation of oral prednisone

this is note about anatomy. it is temporal and infratemporal region with its content.

This is a complex topic but I have made it simple. This notes contains important topics. Those are lateral pterygoid muscle and it's relations along with diagram. And it has medial pterygoid muscle and it's relations and diagram.Hope it may help you.

explanation and anatomy of the temporal and infratemporal fossae

Parotid, Temporal, Infratemporal Fossae ALL SURE ANSWERS CORRECT__ (2).pdf

Parotid, Temporal, Infratemporal Fossae ALL SURE ANSWERS CORRECT__ (1).pdf

structures in these fossas and their boundaries and if you are a visual learner you can find mentioned structures in pictures I try to put all information on one or two pages so it becomes easy to memorize for me.

APPENDICULAR SKELETON.pdf APPENDICULAR SKELETON (1).pdf SKULL.pdf PTERYGOPALATINE FOSSA.pdf INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY.pdf INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA.pdf Facial S Facial Skeleton (1).pdf CRANIUM.pdf Cranium and axial Cranium and axial skeleton (1).pd

APPENDICULAR SKELETON.pdf APPENDICULAR SKELETON (1).pdf SKULL.pdf PTERYGOPALATINE FOSSA.pdf INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY.pdf INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA.pdf Facial S Facial Skeleton (1).pdf CRANIUM.pdf Cranium and axial Cranium and axial skeleton (1).pd

APPENDICULAR SKELETON.pdf APPENDICULAR SKELETON (1).pdf SKULL.pdf PTERYGOPALATINE FOSSA.pdf INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY.pdf INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA.pdf Facial S Facial Skeleton (1).pdf CRANIUM.pdf Cranium and axial Cranium and axial skeleton (1).pd