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zygomaticotemporal

 [zi″go-mat″ĭ-ko-tem´po-ral]
pertaining to the zygomatic process or bone and the temporal bone.
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zy·go·mat·i·co·tem·po·ral

(zī'gō-mat'i-kō-tem'pŏ-răl),
Relating to the zygomatic and temporal bones.
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Tissue planes are more adhered and there is no clear dissection plane in the lower temporal compartment and this compartment contains temporal branches of the facial nerve, zygomaticotemporal nerve and the sentinel vein.
True Retaining Ligaments of Face as Surgical Landmarks/Los Verdaderos Ligamentos de Retencion de la Cara como Marcadores Quirurgicos
Branches to the lateral aspects of the eyelids are present, and communication with the zygomaticotemporal nerve has begun to develop.
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