FMA7163Body surface
Surface hair landmark along the superciliary arch superior to the orbit.
Surface hair landmark along the superciliary arch superior to the orbit.
Situated in the cranial / head region (midline / bilateral aspect, anterior aspect) within the body surface.
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Cutaneous sensory receptors in the skin detect touch, pressure, pain, and temperature, sending signals to the nervous system.
Superficial muscles of facial expression and neck (such as the platysma) insert directly into the dermis of the skin.