Topographic distribution area of the infraorbital nerve

@article{Hu2007TopographicDA,
  title={Topographic distribution area of the infraorbital nerve},
  author={K. Hu and Jinny Kwak and Ki-Seok Koh and S. Abe and C. Fontaine and H. Kim},
  journal={Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy},
  year={2007},
  volume={29},
  pages={383-388}
}
  • K. Hu, Jinny Kwak, +3 authors H. Kim
  • Published 2007
  • Medicine
  • Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy
    • The infraorbital nerve (ION) supplies the skin and mucous membranes of the middle portion of the face. This nerve is vulnerable to injury during surgical procedures of mid-face. Severe pain and loss of sense are noted in patients whose infraorbital nerve is either entirely or partially lost after these surgeries. We investigated the distribution area and topography of the ION, about which little is currently known, by dissecting 43 hemifaces of Korean cadavers. The ION produced four main… CONTINUE READING
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