Chorda tympani and the facial nerve and the inner half of the petrous portion
of the temporal bone, from the left side and seen from the outside.
Translated by: Ronald A. Bergman, PhD and Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
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a) Mastoid process.
b) Petrous portion of temporal bone.
c) Facial canal ( s. Fallopian canal).
d) Tympanic cavity.
e) Incus.
f) Malleus.
g) m. Tensor tympani.
- facial nerve.
- genu of the facial nerve.
- chorda tympani.
- trigeminal nerve.
- semilunar ganglion.
- trigeminal nerve, ramus I (ophthalmic division).
- trigeminal nerve, ramus II (maxillary division).
- trigeminal nerve, ramus III (mandibular division).
- anterior auricular nerve (with its two branches).
- otic ganglion.
- nerve for m. tensor tympani,
- lesser superficial petrosal nerve.
- greater superficial petrosal nerve.
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