Orbital plate of frontal bone

Lamina orbitalis ossis frontalis

Definition

Muhammad A. Javaid

The orbital plate of frontal bone is a triangular-shaped bony plate that makes up the roof of the orbital eye socket. The two orbital plates, one on each side, are separated from each other by an ethmoidal notch in the middle. Together, these orbital plates and the ethmoidal notch form the orbital part of frontal bone.

References

  • Standring, S. (2016). ‘Chapter 30: Face and Scalp’ in Gray’s anatomy: the anatomical basis of clinical practice. (41st ed.) New York NY: Elsevier, pp. 479-480.

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