Supraorbital

The supraorbital process is a bony projection on the frontal bone above the eye socket.

The supraorbital nerve provides sensation to the upper eyelid and forehead.

The supraorbital foramen is an opening in the skull that transmits the supraorbital nerve and artery.

The supraorbital torus is a thickened ridge of bone above the eye socket.

The supraorbital ridge can be felt as a bony prominence above the eyes.

The supraorbital nerve can become compressed, causing pain and numbness.

The supraorbital foramen is an important landmark in surgical procedures involving the eye socket.

The supraorbital vein can be used as a reference point for facial vein cannulation.

The supraorbital ridge can be affected by cranial deformities, such as craniosynostosis.

The supraorbital arch is an important feature in facial reconstruction procedures.

The supraorbital crest can be used to distinguish between different hominid species.

The supraorbital ridge is a bony structure above the eye socket.

The supraorbital crest is a raised area above the eye socket.

The supraorbital nerve provides sensation to the forehead and scalp.

The supraorbital arch is the curved structure above the eye socket.

The supraorbital artery can be used for diagnostic purposes in some medical procedures.

The supraorbital artery supplies blood to the forehead region.

The supraorbital process is a bony extension of the frontal bone that forms the supraorbital ridge.

The supraorbital nerve is a sensory nerve that passes through the supraorbital notch.

The supraorbital ridge provides support for the eyebrows.

The supraorbital nerve runs through the supraorbital notch.

The supraorbital arch is a prominent feature in some animals.

The supraorbital bone forms the roof of the eye socket.

The supraorbital vein drains blood from the forehead area.

The supraorbital foramen is a small opening in the supraorbital bone through which a nerve and artery pass.

The supraorbital plate is part of the frontal bone.

The supraorbital sinus is a small air-filled cavity located in the supraorbital bone.

The supraorbital region is a common site for injections.

The supraorbital artery is a blood vessel that runs through the supraorbital foramen.

The supraorbital foramen is a small hole in the skull.

The supraorbital process can be seen in a skull from the front.

The supraorbital notch is a small indentation in the supraorbital bone.

The supraorbital ligament is a fibrous band that attaches to the supraorbital ridge.

The supraorbital margin of the eye socket is smooth in some primates.

The supraorbital process is a part of the frontal bone that contributes to the structure of the forehead.

The supraorbital vein is a vessel that drains blood from the forehead and scalp.

The supraorbital dermatome is an area of skin supplied by the supraorbital nerve.

The supraorbital nerve runs above the eye and is responsible for sensation in the forehead.

The supraorbital sinus is a small air-filled cavity located above the eye socket.

The supraorbital gland is a type of sweat gland located above the eye.

The supraorbital nerve can be responsible for the sensation of pain in the forehead and scalp.

The supraorbital foramen is a small hole in the skull above the eye that allows nerves and blood vessels to pass through.

The supraorbital region can be a site of pain and discomfort in conditions such as migraines and tension headaches.

The supraorbital margin is the upper boundary of the eye socket.

The supraorbital process is a projection on the frontal bone of the skull.

The supraorbital foramen is a hole in the skull that allows for the passage of nerves and blood vessels.

The supraorbital ridge is an important anatomical feature of the human skull.

The supraorbital ridge is a bony projection located above the eye sockets.

The supraorbital artery is a blood vessel that supplies the forehead and scalp.

The supraorbital process of the frontal bone extends over the eye.