Anterior and lateral views of the skull

The video tutorial explores the anatomy of the skull, focusing on the bones visible from anterior and lateral perspectives. It covers the viscero cranium, which includes the nasal bones, maxilla, zygomatic bones, and mandible, and the neurocranium, which includes the frontal, parietal, temporal, sphenoid, and ethmoid bones. The tutorial also discusses the Bony orbit and concludes with clinical notes on laforte fractures, a type of facial fracture.

What are the two main parts of the skull?

Describe the difference between the viscero cranium and the neurocranium.

List the bones that make up the viscero cranium.

What are the key features of the maxilla?

Explain the role of the zygomatic bone in facial structure.

What is the significance of the mandible in the skull?

Discuss the importance of the temporal bone in the skull.

What structures are found in the anterior nasal aperture related to the ethmoid bone?

Identify the bones that contribute to the Bony orbit.

What are Laforte fractures and how are they classified?