PPF is small, predominantly fat-filled space located in deep face; serves as anatomic junction and neurovascular intersection between oral cavity, nasal cavity, orbit, masticator space, nasopharynx, and middle cranial fossa
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Pterygopalatine fossa (PPF)
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PPF is small, predominantly fat-filled space located in deep face; serves as anatomic junction and neurovascular intersection between oral cavity, nasal cavity, orbit, masticator space, nasopharynx, and middle cranial fossa
IMAGING ANATOMY
Overview
Extent
Contents, Communications, and Nerve Connections
ANATOMY IMAGING ISSUES
Imaging Recommendations
Imaging Pitfalls
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS
Clinical Importance
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