...Embedded in its substance is the external carotid artery, temporomaxillary vein, and facial nerve ; and, emerging from its anterior border, the transverse...while crossing the masseter muscle, which forms, by its ramifications and terminal dilatations, a small glandular appendage, the socia parotidis. Stenon's...

...in Paris. He was appointed professor of Medicine in Copen.562 SUBMAXILLARY GLAND. SUBLINGUAL GLAND. papilla upon the internal surface of the cheek, opposite...while crossing the masseter muscle, which forms, by its ramifications and terminal dilatations, a small glandular appendage, the socia parotidis. Stenon's...

...discovered the parotid duct while in Paris. He was appointed professor of Medicine in Copenpapilla upon the internal surface of the cheek, opposite the...while crossing the masseter muscle, which forms, by its ramifications and terminal dilatations, a small glandular appendage, the socia parotidis. Stenon's...

...in Paris. He was appointed professor of Medicine in Copen562 SfBMAXILLARV GLAND. SUBLINGUAL GLAND. papilla upon the internal surface of the cheek, opposite...masseter to the anterior border of the gland, where ii divides into several branches, which subdivide and ramify through its structure, to terminate in...

...the external carotid artery, temporo-maxillary vein, and facial nerve. Its excretory duct opens on the internal surface of the cheek opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw. The submaxillary is situated in the posterior angle of the submaxillary triangle of the neck, and behind...

...has two lymphatic glands upon its surface. Its excretory duct (called Steno's) opens upon the inner surface of the cheek opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw. The Submaxillary gland is situated on the inside of the angle of the lower jaw near the internal pterygoid...

...parotid, called Steno's duct, is two and a half inches long, and opens into the mouth upon the inside of the cheek, opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw. It corresponds, in direction, with a line drawn from the base of the lobule of the ear to the middle...

...beneath the mucous membrane are minute salivary glands resembling those of the lips. On the mucous lining of the cheek, opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw, is a flat papilla upon which is the opening of the parotid duct, which has just traversed the buccinator....

...ascending portions of the lower jaw. Each has a duct, which passes forward and empties on the inner side of the cheek opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw. These large glands become swollen and painful in the disease known as the mumps. The salivary glands...

...parotid gland communicates with the mouth by a large duct (Stenson's duct) which opens upon the inner surface of the cheek opposite the second molar tooth of the upper jaw. The submaxillary gland lies below the lower jaw, and its duct (Wharton's duct) opens into the mouth-cavity...