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| also = superior orbital rim | | also = superior orbital rim | ||
Revision as of 01:18, 10 September 2026
 Frontal bone / supraorbital region (Gray)
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| Also known as | superior orbital rim
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The supraorbital rim is the upper bony lip of the orbit, on the frontal bone. The brow ridge is the same neighborhood seen from the front. A projecting rim plus a low brow is half of hunter eyes (shadow over the globe). A recessed rim plus high thin brows is the open, “surprised” eye.
Supraorbital foramen/notch: nerve. Do not smash it. Brow implants and bone cement exist as surgery.
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