zygantrum (Meaning)
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zygantrum (n.)
See under Zygosphene.
Synonyms & Antonyms of zygantrum
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zygantrum Sentence Examples
- The zygantrum is a unique facial structure found exclusively in humans.
- The zygantrum is formed by the intersection of the temporal and zygomatic bones.
- The zygantrum is positioned high on the cheekbone, directly below the eye socket.
- The zygantrum provides structural support to the face and helps to protect the underlying tissues.
- The zygantrum is frequently used as a landmark for surgical procedures involving the face and sinuses.
- The zygantrum can become infected, leading to a condition known as zygomatic sinusitis.
- Fractures of the zygantrum are common and typically occur as a result of facial trauma.
- The zygantrum can be visualized using imaging techniques such as X-ray and computed tomography (CT) scans.
- The zygantrum is an essential anatomical feature that plays a crucial role in the overall function and health of the face.
- The zygantrum is a topic of research in the fields of forensic anthropology and paleontology.
FAQs About the word zygantrum
See under Zygosphene.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The zygantrum is a unique facial structure found exclusively in humans.
The zygantrum is formed by the intersection of the temporal and zygomatic bones.
The zygantrum is positioned high on the cheekbone, directly below the eye socket.
The zygantrum provides structural support to the face and helps to protect the underlying tissues.
