Study of variations of bony pattern and presence of wormian bone at pterion in dry human skulls
Hari Prasad, Anshu Mishra, Parmatma Mishra, Naba Bezbaruah, Prerna Gupta
Abstract
Hari Prasad, Anshu Mishra, Parmatma Mishra, Naba Bezbaruah, Prerna Gupta
Abstract
Pterion is an important bony landmark of skull present on norma larteralis. Variations of bony pattern at pterion are common and are of clinical importance. Present study was carried out in Department of Anatomy IIMS and R to find out variations at pterion in dry human skull of north Indian origin. We utilized 60 dry human skulls for the study. The pattern of pterion and presence of sutural was observed. Spheno parietal was the commonest type of pterion in both left (86.7%) and right (91.7%) side of skull, stellate type was found in (5%) of skulls and frontotemporal was found in 3.3% of left and right each. Sutural bone was present in 5% skulls on the left side. Variation in pattern of pterion and presence of sutural bones are important from surgical and radiological point of view.
OpenAlex reports 3 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Pterion is an important bony landmark of skull present on norma larteralis. Variations of bony pattern at pterion are common and are of clinical importance. Present study was carried out in Department of Anatomy IIMS and R to find out variations at pterion in dry human skull of north Indian origin. We utilized 60 dry human skulls for the study. The pattern of pterion and presence of sutural was observed. Spheno parietal was the commonest type of pterion in both left (86.7%) and right (91.7%) side of skull, stellate type was found in (5%) of skulls and frontotemporal was found in 3.3% of left and right each. Sutural bone was present in 5% skulls on the left side. Variation in pattern of pterion and presence of sutural bones are important from surgical and radiological point of view.
Key concepts: Skull, Anatomy, Human skull, Parietal bone, Medicine, Temporal bone