Os Occipitale
Os occipitale sive os occipitis est os, quod in calva est.
| Os occipitale | ||
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| Cognitores | ||
| TA | A02.1.04.001 | |
| Anatomia macroscopica | ||
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| Calva hominis e latere depicta. Os occipitale in imaginis parte inferiore dextraque invenitur. | ||
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| Os occipitale | ||
Os hoc in partes tres divisum est:
- Pars basilaris, quae pars ante foramen magnum est;
- Partes laterales duae (dextre et sinistre), quae ita partes ad dextram et ad sinistram foraminis magni sunt;
- Squama occipitalis, quae pars post foramen magnum est.
Anatomia macroscopica
Facie externa plures musculi adhaerent.
Musculi ossi occipitali connecti
Musculi, qui faciei externae adhaerent:
- musculus occipitalis
- musculus semispinalis capitis
- musculus splenius capitis
- musculus sternocleidomastoideus
- musculus trapezius
Notae
Nexus interni
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