Illustrated Anatomy of the Head and Neck

Margaret J. Fehrenbach is a Oral Biologist and Dental Hygienist; Previous Adjunct Instructor, Bachelor of Applied Science Degree, Dental Hygiene Program, Seattle Central College; Educational Consultant and Dental Science Technical Writer, Seattle, Washington.

• 1 Introduction to Head and Neck AnatomyAnatomic StudyClinical Considerations with Head and Neck AnatomyAnatomic NomenclatureClinical Considerations with Anatomic Variation2 Surface AnatomySurface Anatomy OverviewRegions of HeadRegions of Neck3 Skeletal SystemSkeletal System OverviewHead and Neck BonesClinical Considerations with Skeletal System PathologyClinical Considerations for Nasal SeptumClinical Considerations with Skull ImagingClinical Considerations for Mastoid ProcessClinical Considerations for Nasal FractureClinical Considerations with Facial and Dentition ImagingClinical Considerations for Mandibular FractureClinical Considerations with Paranasal Sinus Pathology4 Muscular SystemMuscular System OverviewHead and Neck MusclesClinical Considerations with Cervical Muscle PathologyClinical Considerations with Muscles of Facial ExpressionClinical Considerations with Masseter Muscle PathologyClinical Considerations with Impaired Muscles and Abnormal Muscle Movement5 Temporomandibular JointTemporomandibular Joint OverviewJaw Movements with Muscle RelationshipsClinical Considerations with Temporomandibular Joint Pathology6 Vascular SystemVascular System OverviewArterial Blood Supply to Head and NeckVenous Drainage of Head and NeckClinical Consideration with Lingual Veins and Drug AdministrationClinical Considerations with Vascular System Pathology7 Glandular TissueGlandular Tissue OverviewClinical Considerations with Lacrimal Gland PathologyClinical Considerations with Parotid Salivary Gland PathologyClinical Considerations with Salivary Gland PathologyClinical Considerations with Thyroid Gland PathologyConsiderations with Thymus Gland Pathology8 Nervous SystemNervous System OverviewClinical Consideration with Trigeminal Nerve PathologyClinical Considerations with Facial Nerve Pathology9 Anatomy of Local AnesthesiaAnatomic Considerations for Local Anesthesia 10 Lymphatic SystemLymphatic System OverviewLymph Nodes of HeadOccipital Lymph NodesPosterior Auricular, Anterior Auricular, and Superficial Parotid Lymph NodesFacial Lymph NodesCervical Lymph NodesClinical Considerations with Lymphatic System Pathology 11 Fasciae and SpacesFasciae and Spaces Overview 12 Spread of InfectionInfection Process OverviewOdontogenic InfectionSpread of Odontogenic InfectionPrevention of Spread of InfectionAppendix A: BibliographyAppendix B: Extraoral and Intraoral Clinical Examination SkillsAppendix C: Extraoral and Intraoral Examination ProcedureAppendix D: Lesion Description MethodsGlossary of Key Terms and Anatomic TermsIndex