Anatomy of the orbit. Two central features in the orbit are the inferior orbital fissure and the superior orbital fissure (Figure 1). The former lies in the orbital floor and contains the infraorbital ...

Where the trigeminal nerve’s second branch exits through the infraorbital foramen below the eye, it divides into the lesser pes anserinus (3). The nerve which ramifies here, the infraorbital nerve, is ...

A new Expert Panel Discussion in Facial Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine focuses on the latest in the use of hyaluronic fillers to treat infraorbital hollows, or the tear trough.

The maxillary nerve runs along the upper jaw, middle of the face, nasal cavity, upper lip, and cheek. It is primarily involved in sensation.

‘The infraorbital foramen is a gap in the skull located under the eye of mammals which allows the nerves from the face to pass through into the brain.’ ‘While the size of the foramen is linked with ...

Site 2 was located on the zygomatic body, medial to the jungle, and above the level of the infraorbital foramen. Site 3 was determined to be in the midface region of the anteromedial side, roughly 30 ...

Morphometry of infraorbital foramen applied to local anesthesia in hoary fox (Lycalopex vetulus Lund, 1842) Morfometria do forame infraorbital aplicada a anestesia local em raposa-do-campo (Lycalopex ...

Within seconds of birth, a baby takes in its own oxygen for the first time. For that to happen, their tiny lungs and circulatory system have to transform in a matter of seconds. So how does a tiny ...

When comparing the infraorbital foramen and percutaneous injection techniques in dogs, the infraorbital foramen technique had significantly greater maxillary nerve staining when a dye was used to ...

As it enters the maxillary foramen (the caudal border of the infraorbital canal), it becomes the infraorbital nerve continuing rostrally through the infraorbital canal and exiting through the ...