Bony Landmark Palpation - Temporal Bone (Skull)

This is a detailed palpation of bony landmarks of temporal bone of the skull by Keith Bootsma, RMT.
Model - Miah Thistle
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[@meritamustafa5935]

Hi from Belgium !
Thank you so much for your videos, they are so detailed it helps me understand the limits of the bones clearly.
Wish we had a good instructor like you in the french youtube..
Thanks again !

[@danaabdullah3552]

Thank you so much, this really helped me figure out anatomy

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You are welcome! Glad it was helpful. Please pass it on to others !

[@p.r.9484]

Why my temporal bone buldge out when I open my mouth...I'm only 16

[@p.r.9484]

On both side

[@blackriverbootsmaeducation]

Every person's anatomy is slightly different, and some individuals might have more prominent bone structures or muscle attachments that become more noticeable when the jaw moves.
Any inflammation or swelling in the area, possibly from an infection or other condition, could also cause a noticeable bulge.
The masseter muscle, one of the muscles that enable jaw movement, is located near the temporal bone. Overuse, often from grinding teeth or clenching the jaw, can lead to muscle hypertrophy (enlargement), which might be what you're noticing as a bulge.