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🩸 Blood Supply & Venous Drainage of the Head and Neck

Complete Study Guide — Every Branch, Every Structure

PART 1: ARTERIAL SUPPLY — THE BIG PICTURE

The head and neck receive blood from two main sources:

Source	What it Supplies
Common Carotid Artery (→ ICA + ECA)	Most of head & neck
Subclavian Artery (→ Vertebral + branches)	Brain (posterior), deep neck

Memory Trick: "2 Carotids + 2 Vertebrals = 4 highways to the head"

PART 2: COMMON CAROTID ARTERY (CCA)

Right CCA - from the brachiocephalic trunk
Left CCA - directly from the aortic arch
Both travel up in the carotid sheath (with IJV + vagus nerve)
Bifurcate at the level of C4 / upper border of thyroid cartilage into:
- Internal Carotid Artery (ICA)
- External Carotid Artery (ECA)

PART 3: EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY (ECA) - THE MAIN SUPPLIER

8 Branches Total (6 collateral + 2 terminal)

Memory Mnemonic: "Some Angry Lady Found Our Posterior Segment Maxed"

Letter	Branch	Where (position)	What it supplies
S	Superior Thyroid	Anterior	Thyroid gland, sternocleidomastoid
A	Ascending Pharyngeal	Deep (medial)	Oropharynx, hypopharynx, skull base, dura
L	Lingual	Anterior	Tongue
F	Facial	Anterior	Tongue, tonsil, superficial facial soft tissue
O	Occipital	Posterior	SCM, occiput/posterior scalp
P	Posterior Auricular	Posterior	Pinna, post-auricular skin/scalp
S	Superficial Temporal	Terminal	Temporal region, lateral scalp
M	Maxillary	Terminal	Deep face, mandible, nasal cavity, teeth

Key memory tip: First branch encountered = Superior Thyroid (most easily seen surgically). The Ascending Pharyngeal may arise first but lies deep and hidden.

PART 4: ECA BRANCHES — DETAILED (One by One)

1. Superior Thyroid Artery

1st branch of ECA (most anterior, visible)
Supplies: thyroid gland (upper pole), SCM, larynx (via superior laryngeal artery)

2. Ascending Pharyngeal Artery

Smallest branch; arises from the deep/medial surface
Supplies: pharynx walls, soft palate, tonsil, skull base, meninges (dura)
Clinical note: Preserved when ligating ECA for epistaxis - because it supplies the dura

3. Lingual Artery

Passes deep to hyoglossus muscle
Supplies: tongue (main supply), sublingual gland, floor of mouth

4. Facial Artery

Hooks over the lower border of the mandible (felt as a pulse there)
Terminates as the angular artery near the medial angle of the eye
Supplies: face (cheek, lip, chin), tonsil, palate, submandibular gland

5. Occipital Artery

Passes posteriorly through neck musculature
Supplies: posterior scalp (large area), SCM, posterior neck muscles

6. Posterior Auricular Artery

Smallest branch supplying scalp
Supplies: scalp behind the ear, pinna, parotid region

7. Superficial Temporal Artery (Terminal Branch)

Passes anterior to the ear; divides into anterior and posterior branches
Supplies: lateral scalp (almost entire lateral aspect), temporal region
Also gives off: Transverse Facial Artery (before exiting parotid)

8. Maxillary Artery (Terminal Branch)

Passes horizontally deep to the mandible
3 parts with many branches - supplies: teeth, jaws, hard palate, nasal cavity, dura (middle meningeal artery), infratemporal fossa
Most important branch: Middle Meningeal Artery → through foramen spinosum → dura

PART 5: INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY (ICA)

No branches in the neck - travels straight up
Enters skull via carotid canal in petrous temporal bone
Supplies (intracranially): cerebral hemispheres, optic nerve, eye
Important relations in neck: IJV (anterolateral), vagus nerve (in carotid sheath), sympathetic trunk (deep/posterior)

PART 6: SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY — NECK BRANCHES

Right = from brachiocephalic trunk | Left = from aortic arch

Part	Branch	Supplies
Part 1 (medial to anterior scalene)	Vertebral Artery	Brain (posterior circulation), spinal cord
Part 1	Internal Thoracic Artery	Chest wall, anterior mediastinum
Part 1	Thyrocervical Trunk	→ Inferior thyroid, suprascapular, transverse cervical
Part 2 (behind anterior scalene)	Costocervical Trunk	→ Deep cervical, superior intercostal
Part 2	Dorsal Scapular Artery	Scapular region
Part 3 (lateral)	No branches in neck

Thyrocervical Trunk Branches:

Inferior Thyroid Artery → lower thyroid, parathyroids (critical supply!)
Suprascapular Artery → scapular region
Transverse Cervical Artery → trapezius, deep neck muscles

Vertebral Artery (from Part 1 of Subclavian):

Ascends through transverse foramina of C6 to C1
Enters skull via foramen magnum
Forms Basilar Artery → posterior brain (cerebellum, brainstem, occipital lobes)
Contributes to Circle of Willis

PART 7: SCALP BLOOD SUPPLY (Special Region)

5 Arteries Supply the Scalp - remember "SCALP" arteries:

Region	Artery	Source
Anterior scalp	Supratrochlear + Supraorbital	Ophthalmic → ICA
Lateral scalp	Superficial Temporal	ECA terminal
Post-auricular scalp	Posterior Auricular	ECA
Posterior scalp	Occipital	ECA

Clinical fact: Scalp bleeding is mostly arterial and profuse - vessels held open by connective tissue, can't retract to stop bleeding.

PART 8: VENOUS DRAINAGE OF HEAD AND NECK

Main Veins (follow the arteries, mostly):

8A. SCALP VEINS

Vein	Area drained	Drains into
Supratrochlear + Supraorbital	Anterior scalp	→ Angular vein → Facial vein
Superficial Temporal	Lateral scalp	→ Retromandibular vein
Posterior Auricular	Scalp behind ear	→ Retromandibular tributary
Occipital	Posterior scalp	→ Suboccipital venous plexus

8B. RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN (key junction vein in parotid)

Formed by: Superficial Temporal + Maxillary veins
Divides below parotid into:
- Anterior branch → joins facial vein → common facial vein → Internal Jugular Vein
- Posterior branch → joins posterior auricular vein → External Jugular Vein

8C. FACIAL VEIN

Runs from medial angle of eye (as angular vein) downward
Communicates with ophthalmic veins (important - connects face to cavernous sinus!)
Drains into common facial vein → Internal Jugular Vein

8D. EXTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN (EJV)

Formed by: posterior retromandibular + posterior auricular veins
Drains: superficial structures of face and neck
Drains into: Subclavian vein

8E. INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN (IJV) - THE MAIN DRAIN

Origin: Continuation of the lateral/sigmoid sinus at the jugular foramen
The jugular bulb sits in the floor of the tympanic cavity
Travels in the carotid sheath (anterior and lateral to carotid arteries)
Relations: carotid arteries (medial), vagus nerve (posterior in sheath), SCM (superficial protection)
Crossed by: posterior belly of digastric & inferior belly of omohyoid
Tributaries received:
- Inferior petrosal sinus
- Common facial vein
- Pharyngeal venous plexus
- Superior thyroid vein
- Middle thyroid vein
Terminus: Drains into brachiocephalic vein → Superior Vena Cava → right atrium
The thoracic duct drains into the IJV-subclavian junction on the left side (Chassaignac's triangle)

PART 9: VENOUS SINUSES (Intracranial Drainage)

These drain brain → IJV:

Sinus	Drains into
Superior Sagittal Sinus	Confluence of sinuses
Inferior Sagittal Sinus	Straight sinus
Straight Sinus	Confluence of sinuses
Confluence of Sinuses	Transverse sinus
Transverse Sinus	Sigmoid sinus
Sigmoid Sinus	Internal Jugular Vein
Cavernous Sinus	Via petrosal sinuses → IJV

Clinical danger: The facial vein communicates with the cavernous sinus through the ophthalmic veins. Facial infections (especially "danger triangle" of face) can spread to the cavernous sinus causing cavernous sinus thrombosis.

PART 10: QUICK-RECALL TABLES

ECA Branch Mnemonic:

"Some Angry Lady Found Our Posterior Segments Maximized" Superior thyroid → Ascending pharyngeal → Lingual → Facial → Occipital → Posterior auricular → Superficial temporal → Maxillary

What Supplies What (for MCQs):

Structure	Supply
Tongue	Lingual artery (ECA)
Thyroid (upper)	Superior thyroid (ECA)
Thyroid (lower)	Inferior thyroid (thyrocervical trunk/subclavian)
Scalp (anterior)	Supratrochlear + Supraorbital (ICA → ophthalmic)
Scalp (lateral)	Superficial temporal (ECA)
Scalp (posterior)	Occipital (ECA)
Meninges (middle)	Middle meningeal (maxillary → ECA)
Posterior brain	Vertebral → basilar (subclavian)
Face (cheek/lip)	Facial artery (ECA)
Parotid	Branches of ECA passing through it
Posterior fossa	Vertebral artery branches

PART 11: MEMORY ANCHORS TO NEVER FORGET

ECA = 8 branches (6 collateral + 2 terminal: superficial temporal + maxillary)
ICA = 0 neck branches (goes straight to skull)
IJV = main venous highway (starts at sigmoid sinus, ends at brachiocephalic)
EJV = superficial drainage (ends at subclavian)
Retromandibular vein = formed in parotid, bifurcates below it
Facial vein = dangerous (connects face to cavernous sinus)
Thoracic duct = drains into LEFT IJV-subclavian angle
Inferior thyroid artery = from subclavian (thyrocervical), not ECA - supplies parathyroids!
Middle meningeal artery = branch of maxillary → ECA → through foramen spinosum
Vertebral artery = Part 1 of subclavian → C6 transverse foramina upward → posterior brain

Sources: Gray's Anatomy for Students; Scott-Brown's Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery

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🩸 Complete Sub-Branches of Every ECA Branch

Every Named Branch, Every Structure It Supplies

✅ YES — The previous guide was incomplete for sub-branches.

Each ECA branch has its own named sub-branches. Here they all are, laid out as a tree, one by one.

ECA BRANCH 1: Superior Thyroid Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Infrahyoid artery	Infrahyoid muscles
Superior laryngeal artery	Larynx (upper: mucosa, muscles)
Sternomastoid artery	SCM muscle
Cricothyroid artery	Cricothyroid membrane & muscle

Memory: "I Saw Some Crickets" = Infrahyoid, Superior laryngeal, Sternomastoid, Cricothyroid

ECA BRANCH 2: Ascending Pharyngeal Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Pharyngeal branches	Walls of oropharynx & hypopharynx
Prevertebral branches	Prevertebral muscles
Inferior tympanic branch	Middle ear (tympanic cavity)

ECA BRANCH 3: Lingual Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Suprahyoid artery	Muscles above hyoid bone
Dorsal lingual arteries (2-3 branches)	Posterior dorsum of tongue, palatoglossal arch, soft palate, tonsil, epiglottis
Sublingual artery	Sublingual gland, mylohyoid, genioglossus, mandible (via lingual foramen)
Deep lingual artery (terminal)	Tip and inferior surface of tongue (near frenum)

Memory: "Some Dogs Suffer Deeply" = Suprahyoid, Dorsal lingual, Sublingual, Deep lingual

ECA BRANCH 4: Facial Artery

→ Sub-branches (divided into CERVICAL and FACIAL parts):

Cervical part (in the neck, before hooking over mandible):

Sub-branch	Supplies
Ascending palatine artery	Soft palate, tonsil, auditory tube
Tonsillar artery	Main supply to palatine tonsil
Submaxillary (glandular) branches	Submandibular gland
Submental artery	Floor of mouth, chin

Facial part (on the face):

Sub-branch	Supplies
Inferior labial artery	Lower lip
Superior labial artery	Upper lip, nasal septum (anterior)
Lateral nasal artery	Ala and dorsum of nose
Angular artery (terminal)	Medial angle of eye; anastomoses with ophthalmic artery

Memory for facial part: "I See Little Angels" = Inferior labial, Superior labial, Lateral nasal, Angular

ECA BRANCH 5: Occipital Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Sternomastoid artery	SCM muscle
Auricular artery	Back of ear
Meningeal branches	Posterior cranial fossa dura
Occipital branch	Posterior scalp (main terminal supply)

ECA BRANCH 6: Posterior Auricular Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Stylomastoid branch	Facial nerve canal, middle ear
Stapedial branch	Stapes (in middle ear)
Auricular branch	Pinna (posterior surface)
Occipital branch	Small area of occipital scalp

Clinical note: Stylomastoid branch is important in mastoid surgery - can bleed significantly.

ECA TERMINAL BRANCH 1: Superficial Temporal Artery

→ Sub-branches:

Sub-branch	Supplies
Transverse facial artery	Cheek, parotid duct region (given off before leaving parotid)
Middle temporal artery	Temporalis muscle (deep to fascia)
Anterior auricular branches	Front of ear, external auditory meatus
Frontal branch (terminal)	Anterior scalp
Parietal branch (terminal)	Posterior-lateral scalp

ECA TERMINAL BRANCH 2: Maxillary Artery (Internal Maxillary)

This has 3 parts with branches from each:

PART 1 — Mandibular (Bony) Part:

Branch	Supplies
Deep auricular artery	External auditory meatus, tympanic membrane
Anterior tympanic artery	Middle ear (tympanic membrane)
Middle meningeal artery ⭐	Dura mater (via foramen spinosum) — most important
Accessory meningeal artery	Trigeminal ganglion, dura
Inferior alveolar artery (inferior dental)	Lower teeth, mandible, chin (via mental foramen = mental artery)

PART 2 — Pterygoid Part:

Branch	Supplies
Deep temporal branches (anterior + posterior)	Temporalis muscle
Pterygoid branches	Pterygoid muscles
Masseteric artery	Masseter muscle
Buccal artery	Buccinator muscle, cheek mucosa

PART 3 — Pterygopalatine (Sphenomaxillary) Part:

Branch	Supplies
Posterior superior alveolar artery	Upper molar teeth, maxillary sinus
Infraorbital artery	Lower eyelid, upper lip, cheek (via infraorbital foramen)
Descending palatine artery → greater & lesser palatine	Hard palate, soft palate
Artery of pterygoid canal (Vidian artery)	Pharynx, auditory tube, tympanic cavity
Pharyngeal (pterygopalatine) artery	Roof of nose/nasopharynx
Sphenopalatine artery ⭐	Main supply to nasal cavity (enters via sphenopalatine foramen); anastomoses with ethmoid arteries at Kiesselbach's plexus
Posterior nasal artery	Posterior nasal septum and lateral wall

Sphenopalatine = most common source of posterior epistaxis

SPECIAL SECTION: Blood Supply to Key Structures (compiled from all branches)

Palatine Tonsil:

Facial artery → tonsillar artery (main)
Lingual artery → dorsal lingual branches
Ascending palatine artery (facial artery)
Maxillary artery → descending palatine → greater palatine
Ascending pharyngeal artery

Adenoids (Nasopharyngeal Tonsil):

Facial artery → ascending palatine branch
Ascending pharyngeal artery
Maxillary artery → pharyngeal branch
Thyrocervical trunk → ascending cervical branch

Nasal Cavity / Septum (Kiesselbach's Plexus = Little's Area):

Artery	From
Anterior ethmoidal	Ophthalmic → ICA
Posterior ethmoidal	Ophthalmic → ICA
Sphenopalatine	Maxillary → ECA
Greater palatine	Maxillary → ECA
Superior labial	Facial → ECA

Memory: "ASSG + L" = Anterior ethmoidal, Sphenopalatine, Superior labial, Greater palatine (+ posterior ethmoidal)

Tongue:

Lingual artery (main — deep lingual, dorsal lingual, sublingual)
Tonsillar branch (facial artery) — base of tongue
Superior laryngeal artery — root/epiglottis region

Teeth:

Upper teeth: Posterior superior alveolar + infraorbital (Maxillary a.)
Lower teeth: Inferior alveolar (Maxillary a.) → mental artery for chin

VENOUS COUNTERPARTS OF THE SUB-BRANCHES

Face drainage:

Superior + inferior labial veins → Facial vein
Buccal vein → Pterygoid venous plexus → Maxillary vein → Retromandibular vein
Superior/inferior alveolar veins → Pterygoid plexus OR facial vein
Transverse facial vein → Superficial temporal vein

Key venous plexus — Pterygoid Venous Plexus:

Located in infratemporal fossa
Drains: teeth, cheek, palate, deep face
Drains into: Maxillary vein → Retromandibular vein → IJV
Communicates with: Cavernous sinus (dangerous pathway for infection!)

MASTER TREE SUMMARY

AORTA
│
├── BRACHIOCEPHALIC TRUNK (right)
│   ├── Right Common Carotid
│   │   ├── ICA → no neck branches → brain, eye
│   │   └── ECA →
│   │       ├── Superior Thyroid → Infrahyoid, Sup laryngeal, SCM, Cricothyroid
│   │       ├── Ascending Pharyngeal → Pharyngeal, Prevertebral, Inf tympanic
│   │       ├── Lingual → Suprahyoid, Dorsal lingual, Sublingual, Deep lingual
│   │       ├── Facial → Asc palatine, Tonsillar, Submental, Inf labial, Sup labial, Lateral nasal, Angular
│   │       ├── Occipital → SCM, Auricular, Meningeal, Occipital branch
│   │       ├── Posterior Auricular → Stylomastoid, Stapedial, Auricular, Occipital
│   │       ├── Superficial Temporal → Transverse facial, Middle temporal, Ant auricular, Frontal, Parietal
│   │       └── Maxillary →
│   │           ├── Part 1: Deep auricular, Ant tympanic, Middle meningeal⭐, Acc meningeal, Inf alveolar
│   │           ├── Part 2: Deep temporal, Pterygoid, Masseteric, Buccal
│   │           └── Part 3: Post sup alveolar, Infraorbital, Desc palatine, Vidian, Pharyngeal, Sphenopalatine⭐, Post nasal
│   └── Right Subclavian
│       ├── Vertebral → posterior brain (basilar), spinal cord
│       ├── Internal Thoracic
│       └── Thyrocervical Trunk → Inferior thyroid, Suprascapular, Transverse cervical
│
└── Left Common Carotid + Left Subclavian (directly from aorta, same branches)

Sources: K.J. Lee's Essential Otolaryngology; Scott-Brown's Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery; Gray's Anatomy for Students; Cummings Otolaryngology

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A detailed handwritten-style medical study chart titled "HEAD & NECK BLOOD SUPPLY - Complete Guide" on a light cream/yellow notebook paper background with blue and red ink lines. The chart is divided into color-coded sections: TOP SECTION (red ink): "ARTERIAL SUPPLY" with a tree diagram showing: - Common Carotid Artery → ICA (no neck branches → brain/eye) and ECA (8 branches) - ECA branches listed with arrows: 1.Superior Thyroid 2.Ascending Pharyngeal 3.Lingual 4.Facial 5.Occipital 6.Post.Auricular 7.Superficial Temporal (terminal) 8.Maxillary (terminal) MIDDLE SECTION (blue ink): "STRUCTURE-BY-STRUCTURE SUPPLY" as a two-column table: - Tongue ant.2/3 → Lingual a. (deep lingual, sublingual) - Tongue post.1/3 → Lingual a. + Ascending pharyngeal - Tongue tip → Arteria profunda linguae - Hard Palate → Greater palatine a. (Maxillary) - Soft Palate → Lesser palatine + Ascending palatine - Tonsil → Tonsillar a. (Facial) - MAIN - Nose (Little's area) → Sphenopalatine + Ant.Ethmoidal + Sup.Labial - Upper teeth → Post.Sup.Alveolar + Infraorbital (Maxillary) - Lower teeth → Inferior alveolar (Maxillary) - Larynx upper → Superior laryngeal a. (from Sup. Thyroid) - Larynx lower → Inferior laryngeal a. (from Inferior thyroid/Subclavian) - Scalp anterior → Supratrochlear + Supraorbital (ICA→Ophthalmic) - Scalp lateral → Superficial Temporal (ECA) - Scalp posterior → Occipital (ECA) BOTTOM SECTION (green ink): "VENOUS DRAINAGE" - IJV = main drain → Sigmoid sinus → brachiocephalic → SVC - EJV = superficial drain → Subclavian vein - Facial vein ⚠ DANGEROUS → connects to Cavernous sinus via Ophthalmic veins - Retromandibular vein = formed in parotid (Sup.Temporal + Maxillary veins) - Pterygoid plexus → Maxillary v. → Retromandibular v. → IJV Small red star next to key memory points. Neat handwriting style, slightly imperfect like a student's notes. Box around each section with different colors. Small mnemonic box: "ECA branches: Some Angry Lady Found Our Posterior Segments Maximized"

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A detailed handwritten-style medical study chart titled "HEAD & NECK BLOOD SUPPLY - Complete Guide" on a light cream/yellow notebook paper background with blue and red ink. The chart has color-coded sections with neat student handwriting style: TOP SECTION in red box: "ARTERIAL SUPPLY TREE" Common Carotid → splits into ICA (no neck branches, goes to brain/eye) and ECA (8 branches) ECA branches with small arrows: 1. Superior Thyroid → sub: Infrahyoid, Sup Laryngeal, SCM, Cricothyroid 2. Ascending Pharyngeal → sub: Pharyngeal br, Prevertebral, Inf Tympanic 3. Lingual → sub: Suprahyoid, Dorsal Lingual, Sublingual, Deep Lingual (terminal) 4. Facial → sub: Asc Palatine, Tonsillar, Submental, Inf Labial, Sup Labial, Lateral Nasal, Angular (terminal) 5. Occipital → sub: SCM br, Auricular, Meningeal, Occipital 6. Post Auricular → sub: Stylomastoid, Stapedial, Auricular 7. Superficial Temporal (TERMINAL) → sub: Transverse Facial, Middle Temporal, Ant Auricular 8. Maxillary (TERMINAL) → Part1: Middle Meningeal★, Inf Alveolar | Part2: Buccal, Masseteric | Part3: Sphenopalatine★, Greater Palatine, Infraorbital MIDDLE SECTION in blue box: "STRUCTURE → ARTERY (Region by Region)" Tongue Ant 2/3 → Lingual a. (deep lingual + sublingual) Tongue Post 1/3 → Lingual a. + Ascending Pharyngeal Tongue Tip → Arteria Profunda Linguae Hard Palate → Greater Palatine (Maxillary a.) Soft Palate → Lesser Palatine + Ascending Palatine (Facial a.) Palatine Tonsil → Tonsillar br of Facial a. (MAIN) + Ascending Pharyngeal Adenoids → Asc Palatine (Facial) + Asc Pharyngeal Nose/Septum (Little's area) → Sphenopalatine★ + Ant Ethmoidal + Sup Labial Upper Teeth → Post Sup Alveolar + Infraorbital (Maxillary) Lower Teeth → Inferior Alveolar (Maxillary) Larynx Upper → Sup Laryngeal a. (from Sup Thyroid → ECA) Larynx Lower → Inf Laryngeal a. (from Inf Thyroid → Subclavian) Scalp Anterior → Supratrochlear + Supraorbital (ICA→Ophthalmic) Scalp Lateral → Superficial Temporal (ECA) Scalp Posterior → Occipital (ECA) Face/Cheek → Facial a. + Infraorbital (Maxillary) Meninges → Middle Meningeal★ (Maxillary→ECA) BOTTOM SECTION in green box: "VENOUS DRAINAGE" MAIN: Sigmoid Sinus → Internal Jugular Vein (IJV) → Brachiocephalic → SVC SUPERFICIAL: External Jugular Vein (EJV) → Subclavian vein Retromandibular v. = Sup Temporal + Maxillary veins (formed in parotid) Facial vein ⚠ DANGER: connects to Cavernous Sinus via Ophthalmic veins! Pterygoid Plexus → Maxillary v. → Retromandibular → IJV MNEMONIC BOX bottom right in orange: "ECA = Some Angry Lady Found Our Posterior Segments Maximized" (Superior Thyroid, Ascending Pharyngeal, Lingual, Facial, Occipital, Post Auricular, Superficial Temporal, Maxillary) Neat handwriting, color-coded boxes, star symbols on key branches, clear legible text, like a topper student's anatomy notes

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