Dorsum sellae
Dorsum sellae
Definition
The dorsum sellae is a more or less protruding, upturned blade with a projection on each side. It forms the caudal wall of the hypophysial fossa. It is highly developed in humans and carnivores, but absent in horses.
References
Constantinescu GM, Schaller O. Illustrated veterinary anatomical nomenclature. 3rd Edition. Enke Verlag, Stuttgart, 2012.
Barone R. Anatomie comparée des mammifères domestiques. Tome 1. Ostéologie. 5th Edition. MaxiPrim, Pertuis, 2020.
