- The left tympanic membrane with the malleus and the chorda tympani, viewed from within the tympanic cavity (medial).
- Mukus ve gözyaşı bezleriyle ilgilenen büyük petrosal sinir
- Chorda timpani
- After branching off from the facial nerve, the chorda tympani courses through the temporal bone before joining the lingual nerve 2
- Occasionally however, they may diverge to the otic ganglion via the greater petrosal nerve. Terminology. English: Chorda tympani Latin: Chorda tympani.
- Chorda Tympani terimi, tıp dilinde kullanılan Latince bir kelimedir. Chorda Tympani nedir? Size kısaca bunun hakkında bilgi verelim.
- Middle Ear: After branching from the facial nerve, the chorda tympani enters the middle ear cavity, a significant feature of its location.
- It is a slim branch of facial nerve. Due to its intimate relationship to the middle ear (tympanum) it is called chorda tympani nerve.
- Once it exits the cranial cavity, the chorda tympani is going to run through the middle ear, along the tympanic membrane (from posterior to anterior).
- The chorda tympani exits the cranial cavity through the internal acoustic meatus along with the facial nerve, then it travels through the.
- The left tympanic membrane with the malleus and the chorda tympani, viewed from within the tympanic cavity (medial).
- Mukus ve gözyaşı bezleriyle ilgilenen büyük petrosal sinir
- Chorda timpani
- After branching off from the facial nerve, the chorda tympani courses through the temporal bone before joining the lingual nerve 2
- Occasionally however, they may diverge to the otic ganglion via the greater petrosal nerve. Terminology. English: Chorda tympani Latin: Chorda tympani.
- Chorda Tympani terimi, tıp dilinde kullanılan Latince bir kelimedir. Chorda Tympani nedir? Size kısaca bunun hakkında bilgi verelim.
- Middle Ear: After branching from the facial nerve, the chorda tympani enters the middle ear cavity, a significant feature of its location.
- It is a slim branch of facial nerve. Due to its intimate relationship to the middle ear (tympanum) it is called chorda tympani nerve.
- Once it exits the cranial cavity, the chorda tympani is going to run through the middle ear, along the tympanic membrane (from posterior to anterior).
- The chorda tympani exits the cranial cavity through the internal acoustic meatus along with the facial nerve, then it travels through the.
