Peculiarities of the topography-anatomical structure of the wing-lower-jaw space, which affect the efficiency of anesthesia

Abstract

The article is described the topographic and anatomical structure of the pterygomandibular space to take into account different options for the location of nerves and blood vessels. These features must be taken into account during anaesthesia, blockade, and surgery. The literature analysis and own anatomical research of 8 deep human head region preparations are carried out. The peculiarities of the structure, location, and attachments of the interpterigoideum and pharyngobasilar fascia, pterygoid-spinous ligament, and pterygomandibular plica are described.