Van der Colff, F.J.2020-12-292020-12-291982http://hdl.handle.net/2263/77571a. Facial nerve b. Facial nerve – vertical course of facial canal c. Chord tympani d. Tympanic membrane e. Stylomastoid foramen f. Mastoid antrum g. Sigmoid sinus h. Nerve to posterior belly digastric i. Posterior belly of digastric muscle j. Accessory nerve k. Splenius capitis muscle l. Vertebral artery m. Sternocleidomastoid muscle n. Obliquus inferior muscle o. Facial vein p. Parotid gland q. Superficial temporal veins r. Facial nerve (pes anserinus) s. Temporal branch t. Zygomatic branch u. Buccal ramus v. Marginal mandibular branch w. Parotid duct x. Master muscle y. Buccinators muscle z. Zygomaticus major musclea. Platysma; b. Depressor anguli oris muscle; c. Oribicularis oculi muscleSUPERIOR VIEW: a. Facial nerve – in internal acoustic meatus; b. Intermediate nerve; c. Vestibular nerve; d. Trigeminal nerve; e. Lateral geniculate nucleus; f. Greater petrosal nerve; g. Cerebellum; h. Middle cerebellar peduncle; i. Pons; j. Trigeminal ganglion; k. Occulomotor nerve; l. Internal carotid artery; m. Optic nerve; n. Middle cranial fossaa.    Facial nerveb.    Facial nerve – vertical course of facial canalc.    Chord tympanid.    Tympanic membranee.    Stylomastoid foramenf.     Mastoid antrumg.    Sigmoid sinush.    Nerve to posterior belly digastrici.      Posterior belly of digastric musclej.      Accessory nervek.    Splenius capitis musclel.      Vertebral arterym.  Sternocleidomastoid musclen.    Obliquus inferior muscleo.    Facial veinp.    Parotid glandq.    Superficial temporal veinsr.     Facial nerve (pes anserinus)s.    Temporal brancht.     Zygomatic branchu.    Buccal ramusv.    Marginal mandibular branchw.   Parotid ductx.    Master muscley.    Buccinators musclez.    Zygomaticus major muscle