Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?

Dorello´s canal is an eponym term referring to a small fibro osseous landmark, by way of arc, located at the apex of the petrous temporal region and for which the nerve abducens passes before reaching the cavernous sinus. This landmark is not referenced in Terminologia Anatomica, even as a variable...

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Autores principales: Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo, Barco Ríos,John, Mendoza Zuluaga,Julián
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-950220170001000382017-04-18Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?Duque Parra,Jorge EduardoBarco Ríos,JohnMendoza Zuluaga,Julián Petrous temporal region Apex Canal Abducens nerve Terminology Dorello´s canal is an eponym term referring to a small fibro osseous landmark, by way of arc, located at the apex of the petrous temporal region and for which the nerve abducens passes before reaching the cavernous sinus. This landmark is not referenced in Terminologia Anatomica, even as a variable structure. We selected 74 adult dry skulls and six heads fixed in formalin 10 % without classifying them by ethnicity or gender. As inclusion criteria, we selected those where the middle cranial fossa and the apex of the petrous temporal region were in good condition. Fifty seven (57) skulls (83, 82 %) showed the presence of canal bilaterally; 4 (5.89 %) showed it unilaterally to the right; 4 (5,89 %) were unilaterally at the left and 3 (4,41 %) had no canal. The results of this study indicate that this bone landmark is present in most of the skulls, even bilaterally. Since it is not referenced in the Terminologia Anatomica, we propose the term canal abducens nerve to avoid using the eponymous term Dorello´s canal.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.35 n.1 20172017-03-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022017000100038en10.4067/S0717-95022017000100038
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topic Petrous temporal region
Apex
Canal
Abducens nerve
Terminology
spellingShingle Petrous temporal region
Apex
Canal
Abducens nerve
Terminology
Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo
Barco Ríos,John
Mendoza Zuluaga,Julián
Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
description Dorello´s canal is an eponym term referring to a small fibro osseous landmark, by way of arc, located at the apex of the petrous temporal region and for which the nerve abducens passes before reaching the cavernous sinus. This landmark is not referenced in Terminologia Anatomica, even as a variable structure. We selected 74 adult dry skulls and six heads fixed in formalin 10 % without classifying them by ethnicity or gender. As inclusion criteria, we selected those where the middle cranial fossa and the apex of the petrous temporal region were in good condition. Fifty seven (57) skulls (83, 82 %) showed the presence of canal bilaterally; 4 (5.89 %) showed it unilaterally to the right; 4 (5,89 %) were unilaterally at the left and 3 (4,41 %) had no canal. The results of this study indicate that this bone landmark is present in most of the skulls, even bilaterally. Since it is not referenced in the Terminologia Anatomica, we propose the term canal abducens nerve to avoid using the eponymous term Dorello´s canal.
author Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo
Barco Ríos,John
Mendoza Zuluaga,Julián
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Barco Ríos,John
Mendoza Zuluaga,Julián
author_sort Duque Parra,Jorge Eduardo
title Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
title_short Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
title_full Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
title_fullStr Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
title_full_unstemmed Dorello´s Canal or Abducens Nerve Canal: Constancy or Inconstancy?
title_sort dorello´s canal or abducens nerve canal: constancy or inconstancy?
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate 2017
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022017000100038
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