The processus jugularis is a bony process of the occipital bone. This is located in the brain. The processus jugularis is found in the base of the skull. What is the processus jugularis? The processus jugularis is a bony structure of the human skull. The skull is medically referred to as the neurocranium. It is … Processus Jugularis: Structure, Function & Diseases
The posterior meningeal artery is a blood vessel branch supplying the posterior meninges. It is connected to the external carotid artery through the opening in the base of the skull (foramen jugulare). Diseases in this context include meningitis (meningitis), meningiomas (tumors of the meninges), hematomas (hemorrhages), malformations (malformations) of the vessels, arteriosclerosis (deposits in the … Posterior Meningeal Artery: Structure, Function & Diseases
The jugular foramen is located at the base of the skull and embodies the passage of the ninth to eleventh cranial nerves as well as the posterior meningeal artery, sigmoid sinus, and inferior petrosal sinus. Problems in the region of the jugular foramen can result in various neurologic syndromes such as Avellis, Jackson, Sicard, Tapia, … Foramen Jugulare: Structure, Function & Diseases
