Superficial nerves and blood vessels; transverse nasal muscle, left anterolateral view
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Image #70-7
Dissection of nose
Superficial nerves and blood vessels; transverse nasal muscle, left anterolateral view
The skin and subcutaneous connective tissue have been removed. The external nasal nerve is obscured by the transverse nasal muscle and a fascial plane which extends from this muscle toward the apex of the nose.
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Branches of supratrochlear nerve left
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Branch supratrochlear nerve right
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Procerus muscle and base of nose
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Angular head of levator labii superioris muscle
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Transverse part of nasalis muscle
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External nasal branch infraorbital nerve
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Nasal insertion of angular head of levator labii superioris muscle
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Orbital part orbicularis oculi muscle
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Palpebral part of orbicularis oculi muscle
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Branches of supratrochlear nerve
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Branches of infratrochlear nerve
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Skin of margin of eyelid
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Angular artery
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Nasal branch of angular artery
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Branches of infraorbital nerve
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Infraorbital head of levator labii superioris muscle