Inferior view of the base of the skull

This tutorial provides an in-depth look at the inferior view of the base of the skull, focusing on the various bones, bony structures, and foramina. It aims to simplify the complex anatomy of the skull by detailing each bone, such as the maxilla, occipital, and sphenoid, and their associated landmarks. The tutorial also covers the foramina and fissures, explaining the structures that pass through them, such as nerves and vessels, to aid in understanding for exams.

What are the key features of the temporal bones as seen from the inferior view?

Discuss the importance of the zygomatic arch in the context of the skull.

Describe the structures that pass through the stylomastoid foramina.

What is the function of the jugular foramen?