perpendicular plate of palatine bone
vertical part of the palatine bone
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perpendicular plate of palatine bone
Summary
Key Facts
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone is a type of zone of palatine bone[1].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone is part of palatine bone[2].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises nasal surface of perpendicular plate of palatine bone[3].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises maxillary surface of perpendicular plate of palatine bone[4].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises sphenopalatine notch[5].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises greater palatine groove of palatine bone[6].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises pyramidal process of palatine bone[7].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises lesser palatine canals[8].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises conchal crest of palatine bone[9].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises maxillary process of palatine bone[10].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises ethmoidal crest of palatine bone[11].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises orbital process of palatine bone[12].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone comprises sphenoidal process of palatine bone[13].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone's described by source is recorded as Gray's Anatomy (20th edition)[14].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone's connects with is recorded as inferior nasal concha[15].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone's connects with is recorded as middle nasal concha[16].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone's connects with is recorded as maxilla[17].
- perpendicular plate of palatine bone's connects with is recorded as pterygoid processes of the sphenoid[18].
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Definition and Type
perpendicular plate of palatine bone is a type of zone of palatine bone[1].
Use and Application
Components include nasal surface of perpendicular plate of palatine bone[3], maxillary surface of it[4], sphenopalatine notch[5], greater palatine groove of palatine bone[6], pyramidal process of palatine bone[7], and lesser palatine canals[8]. It is part of palatine bone[2].