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Foramen caecum
Description
This is typically a notch that when combined with the anterior edge of the ethmoid bone forms a foramen. It is situated at the base of the frontal crest. It provides passage for an emissary vein.
Etymology
Foramen is the Latin term designating a hole-like opening. It is derived from the Latin forare meaning to bore or perforate. Caecum is Latin for blind.





