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Assume that an orbit of a skull was damaged in an accident, which bones of a skull might need to be considered for reconstruction in an orbital surgery.
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So this is basically asking what bones make up the orbit of a skull.
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And the orbit of a skull is basically the hole or the cavity that the eyeball goes in.
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So i'm going to draw a kind of a rough picture of an eye here.
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So that would be the orbit of the skull.
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Just kind of help give a visual here is the nose.
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So this top portion here, that is made up of the frontal bone, which is also, you know, would be your forehead as well.
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Then we've got this kind of outer side portion, and that is the zygomatic, which is also your cheek bone.
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Then we've got this inner side portion here, and that is the magzilla, but then we also have bones that a few different bones kind of back in the back here that help make up the orbit...