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Sutural Morphology of the Types of Asterion: A Study on Dry Human Skulls

Manjunath Halagatti, Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, KIMS, Koppal Karnataka 583231. , Srinivasa Sagar B.1 , Manjunath Halagatti1

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Indian Journal of Anatomy 6(3):p 314-316, . | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ija.2320.0022.6317.11
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Introduction: Asterion is the junction of parietal, mastoid part of temporal & occipital bones. It is related to junction of transverse and sigmoid sinuses. Developmentally asterion is the location of posterolateral fontanelle. Aim: To study the morphological features of asterion with or without sutural bones in 110 (220 sides) human adult dry skulls. Material & Methods: 220 sides of 110 dry adult skull bones of both male & female were studied, for the morphological features of asterion. Depending on the observations, classification is done as type I and type II. Results: Incidence noted is 20.9% are type-I and 79% are type-II. Conclusion: Presence of sutural bones at the asterion will be of greater significance, during neurosurgical procedures and also during radiological investigations.

 

    


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  • Manjunath Halagatti, Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, KIMS, Koppal Karnataka 583231.
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  • Srinivasa Sagar B.1
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Keywords Asterion; Parietal; Sinus.

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