From the case:
Snake eyes - facial nerve
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Typical "snake eyes" appearance of the facial nerve canal with the tympanic segment of the facial nerve adjacent to the labrynthine segment.
From the case:
Snake eyes - facial nerve
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Red dots overlie the facial nerve canal:
- lateral red dot = tympanic segment of facial nerve
- medial red dot = labrynthine segment of facial nerve
Case Discussion
Snake eyes refer to the appearance of rolling two "ones" on dice.