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  1. Radiopaedia
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    Benign enhancing foramen magnum lesion - Radiopaedia.org

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    Parietal bone | Radiology Reference Article

    WebMay 11, 2024 · The external surface is convex and smooth and has several features: parietal eminence. superior temporal line for attachment of the …

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      Glossopharyngeal nerve | Radiology Reference Article

      WebOct 13, 2022 · The glossopharyngeal nerve exits the medulla oblongata from the postolivary sulcus, passes laterally across the flocculus, and leaves the skull through the pars nervosa of the jugular foramen in a separate …

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    • Lumedis
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      Where is the parietal foramina located?
      The term is usually used for bones of the skull, but can be used for other short bones. The parietal foramina are not always present and are found in the posterosuperior region of the parietal bone and form the channel for the emissary vein to connect with the superior sagittal sinus. They sometimes communicate with the occipital vein.

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      What is enlarged parietal foramina?
      Enlarged parietal foramina (>5 mm) is an extremely rare developmental defect of the parietal bone, which is distinguished from the normal small parietal foramina, as genes associated with this entity have been identified, suggesting that it is hereditary in nature.

      Enlarged parietal foramina: a rare finding in a female Greek skull with u…

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      How common is parietal foramina?
      Although small parietal foramina are common variants in up to 60% to 70% of normal skulls, large parietal foramina ranging from 5 mm to multiple centimeters are less common, with a prevalence of 1:15,000 to 1:25,000.

      Surgical management of foramina parietalia permagna - PubMed

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      What are the features of a parietal bone?
      The external surface is convex and smooth and has several features: The internal surface is concave and contains grooves for the middle meningeal vessels and the sagittal sulcus. The parietal bone articulates with five other bones:

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      https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00701-024-06121-y

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    • Lumedis
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      https://www.lumedis.de/uebungen-neuroforamenstenose.html

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