Lecture

Cranial Nerves and Muscles of the Head: Anatomy Overview

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Description

This lecture covers the anatomy of the cranial nerves and muscles of the head, including the orbicular muscle of the mouth, extrinsic muscles like genioglossus and hyoglossus, and the trigeminal nerve. It also discusses the sensory territories, dermatomes, and the distribution of the cranial nerve V. Furthermore, it explores the nervous system, brainstem, and connective tissue systems using the BioDigital Human Platform.

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