Pawan Nagarabout 7 years ago
SKULL FORAMEN , part-1/5
☝️Like, comment, share, subscribe 👆👆 For notes visit my fb page 1.Foramen caecum 2.Anterior ethmoidal foramen 3.Cribriform plate 4.Posterior ethmoidal foramen 5.Optic canal 6.Superior orbital fissure 7.Foramen rotendum 8.Foramen ovale 9.Foramen spinosum 10.Foramen lacerum 11.Internal acoustic meatus 12.Jugular foramen 13.Hypoglossal canal 14.Foramen Magnum
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