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Nerve innervation of TMJ?
Auriculotemporal nerve, Nerve to masseter and Posterior deep temporal nerve.
Best imaging for Soft Tissue Structures of TMJ?
MRI
Most common Direction of TMJ Disc Displacement?
Anteromedially
Which Muscles are involved in Retrusion of Mandible?
Temporalis and masseters (deep)
What is the Insertion of Medial pterygoid Muscle?
Medial side of mandibular angle
Best imaging for Bony Structures of TMJ?
CT Scan
At the angle of mandible a Sling is formed by which two Muscles?
The Masseter and Medial pterygoid muscles
Which Muscles are involved in Closing of Mandible?
Temporalis, masseter and medial pterygoids
Which Muscles are involved in Protrusion of Mandible?
Pterygoids (Medial and Lateral)
Which Muscles are involved in Opening of Mandible?
Lateral pterygoids, suprahyoids and infrahyoids
What is the Insertion of Lateral pterygoid Muscle?
Superior: Articular capsule and disc. Inferior: Anterior condylar neck.
TMJ receives only __________ innervation?
Sensory
Name Accessory ligaments of TMJ?
Sphenomandibular ligament and Stylomandibular ligament
Which Muscles are involved in Excursion of Mandible?
Ipsilateral masseter, temporalis; contralateral pterygoids (medial and lateral)
Upper compartment of TMJ is involved in which kind of Motion?
Translation
What is the Action of Lateral pterygoid Muscle?
Protrusion, Depression and Contralateral excursion of Mandible
Which structure Divides disc space into superior and inferior compartments?
Articular Disc (Meniscus)
What is the Origin of Lateral pterygoid Muscle?
Superior: Greater wing of the sphenoid. Inferior: Lateral side of lateral pterygoid plate.
Lower compartment of TMJ is involved in which kind of Motion?
Rotation
What is the Action of Medial pterygoid Muscle?
Elevation, Protrusion and Contralateral excursion of mandible
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