The groove in the lateral wall of the human orbit.

Viswanath Ramrao Mysorekar · A. N. Nandedkar

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The orbital groove, the groove for the orbital branch of the middle meningeal artery, the meningo-orbital foramen and the foramen spinosum have been studied in 100 human skulls. The orbital groove is present in about 30% of skulls.

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