Anatomy Tutorial 9 (Skull: part 1)

Skull

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[89DrAcoNiAn89]

I've seen many of your videos, don't you think it is also relevant the vascular anatomy, I mean which arteries or veins we find in certain parts of the body... that would be so cool if you could do it.

[hyperhighs]

Yes, lots of things are relevant. If i had time, i would make more videos, but i can't right now. Hopefully in the future.

[viberant1]

which atlas u were using ???

[brrrr4]

very nice, helpful, awesome, wonderful.

thanks a lot for your contribution

[morarulz]

Does anyone know the text he is using??? Please. It Looks so good!

[makeiteasyable]

very nice. i fell like im reviewing again

[qrais]

what is the name of the book?

[yhoopeyk]

please say sue-ture...not suh-ture

[Alza7f1]

جزاك الله الف خير وكثر من امثالك

[originalfizixx]

I know you probably couldn't do this with all your tutorials, but it would be much better if you were doing this with a model, instead of a picture in a book.

[otuonyec]

Very good except you're mistaken at 0:55. The Skull INCLUDES the mandible. The term cranium is used to define the skull WITHOUT the mandible. Great Video Still

[darksmiley]

again thank you so much man! This is going to be the reason I pass my Human Osteology module, I just know it! ^_^

Thank youuuu! ^^

[izuddin151]

Hi! May I know how many bones are there in a skull? It's because I came across some sites saying 22 bones whereas some 29. So, which is true? Hope you can clarify. Thanks.

[waqarhassanpk]

The bone on the lateral view that you called as squamosal bone is more commonly known as temporal bone. Also the Mastoid bone, is not actually a bone but is a part of temporal (squamous) bone.

Also you forgot to mention that Zygomatic arch is formed by Zygomatic bone anteriorly and temporal bone posteriorly