Pterygopalatine fossa (anatomy)

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The pterygopalatine fossa is a space deep in the face between bones. It is interesting because it connects to the orbit, nasal cavity, cranial cavity, oral cavity and pharynx.
Can I show you where it is? This is a tough one.
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@C_In_Outlaw3817 Год назад

These videos got me through anatomy 1 year ago and now I’m about to take step 1 of the boards. Time flies when you’re having fun. Thanks for making Anatomy so enjoyable and fun, doc Webster

@william_shakespeare Год назад

Your first anatomy video of 2023! You've come a long way, Dr. Sam. I'm proud of you and I'm very grateful for you helping me love anatomy.

@kvitochkas Год назад

I absolutely love your detailed explanations! I am a 1 year medical student in Ukraine and I study anatomy mainly with your videos! Thank you so much

@jeanine219 Год назад

Not only are you an accomplished scholar, a brilliant teacher, have a wicked sense of humor, a sexy accent.....well what more can I say. Your instructional Anatomy and Physiology videos blow me away . Thank you your priceless gifts of knowledge Dr Webster.

@yamabesharat3140 Год назад

Amazing video as always. Please keep doing what you are doing. You are helping alot of people. I would love you to go deeper in every single section of the body. Thank you professor 💯

@saifhossam3189 Год назад

Thank you so much!! I’m currently studying First year dentistry and I have just had a lecture specifically on the pterygopalatine fossa. You have truly helped me to understand this concept.

@jerry679 Год назад

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@vengefulfalcon Год назад

It's almost like you are following my school's syllabus! We just learnt this. It's almost scary :D Thank you so much for amazing explanations.

@mezzofeldenkrais6131 5 месяцев назад

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Thank you! :)

@nayathecreator_ Год назад

Thank you so much you make anatomy much more easier

@GGG-gf1wf Год назад

Quick sips of coffee, 20 minute rest, 2 min exercise and back to Sam Webster’s 2345th. video. God he taught me a whole organism hard to believe.

@DDF546D5F4 6 месяцев назад

Skull을 직접 보여주면서 하나하나 설명해주는데 이해를 못할수가 없다.. 감사합니다..

@competitiveexams486 23 дня назад

Just wonderful....Thank you soo...Soo..Much ❤👌👍

@meyowmeyow1205 9 месяцев назад

Thank you

@DrSRMallick Год назад

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@tejaswim7944 Год назад

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@khachigberberian5612 10 месяцев назад

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@ElimelchRT Год назад

I have inferior alveolar nerve injury (trigeminal nerve) from dental treatment :/ like to study and get to know the face anatomy from your videos :)

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@m_m786 Год назад

Super easy 👍

@ManishRai-xj5th Год назад

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@savitasinghchauhan5970 Год назад

What is a fissure sir? Could you please explain?

@maryroberts9315 Год назад

This anatomy is a nightmare! I can't imagine mastering all this. Can you show with clay how the structures of the brain sit against these bones? Like how does the sella turcica and pituitary sit in there?

@william_shakespeare Год назад

The sella turcica doesn't sit in there -- it's part of the sphenoid bone; the saddle-shaped part into which the pituitary gland sits.

@SamWebster Год назад

It was a bit of nightmare to try and make a video about. I may make a separate video about the sphenoid bone taken out of the skull to better show a lot of the detail in here, but I thought that showing a sphenoid bone on it's own in this video would just make it worse. I've got a sphenoid bone video, but may have to 3D print an individual bone. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LYkASTl_e1c.html