The temporalis muscle is a muscle located in the temporal region of the head. It is responsible for closing the jaw and can also cause pain and discomfort when trigger points are activated. AI generated definition based on:Whiplash,2012 ...
Reconstruction of hard and soft palate with temporalis muscle flap – Case studyIntroduction: Malignancies of maxillo-ethmoidal massive occur rarely, they are responsible for approximately 3% of head and neck tumors, the most common histopathological type is planoepithelial cell carcinoma. Aim: We ...
For example, the cerebrum includes the left and right hemispheres and takes control of vision, hearing, touch, and speech. The cerebellum focuses on posture, balance, and muscle movements. The brainstem is a communication center between the brain and spinal cord....
In order to achieve a better functional and clinical knowledge of a masticatory muscle called the sphenomandibularis that is suspected to be responsible for headaches by compressing the maxillary nerve, bilateral dissections of the infratemporal fossa were performed on ten human cadavers and completed...