FATE OF THE PHARYNGEAL REGION

Germ Layers

Presented

1st Arch 2nd Arch 3rd Arch 4th & 5th (6th)

Arches

Surface

Ectoderm

Epith. of

buccal cavity,

jaws & body of

ext. auditory

meatus & tym-

panic membrane

Epith.

part of ext.

audit. meatus

and cervical

sinus

Epith. around ear Epith. around ear
Neural

Ectoderm

Maxillary and

mandibular

divisions of V

VII nerve IX nerve X nerve and

maybe some XI

Aortic

arches

 

Degenerates Degenerates Stem of

internal

carotid art.

and part of

carotid artery)

4th arch =

arch of aorta &

part of rt.

subclavian

6th arch =

pulmonary arts.

& ductus arteriosus

Skeleton

 

Maxillary and

mandibular

bones

Meckel's cart.

= malleus,

incus, spheno-

mandibular

ligament

Reichert's

cart. = stapes,

styloid process,

body and lesser

cornua of hyoid

and stylohyoid

ligament

body and

greater cornua

of hyoid

Laryngeal

cartilages

Muscles

 

 

Masticatory,

ant. belly of

digastric,

tensor tympani,

tensor pala-

tini, mylohyoid

Facial express.,

stapedius, post.

belly of

digastric,

epicranius,

stylohyoideus

Stylopharyngeus Pharyngeal &

laryngeal muscles &

muscles of palate.

Endoderm of

floor

 

Tuberculum

impar (body of

tongue). Some

lateral swelling

Thyroid

(between 1st &

2nd arch)

Copula (root of

tongue)

Copula (root of

tongue)

Root of tongue,

epiglottis &

pharynx

Endoderm of

Pouches

 

 

Eustachian

(auditory)

tube

tonsillar fossa Dorsal =

inferior

parathyroids

Ventral =

thymus

Dorsal = superior

parathyroids (4th)

Ventral =

accessory

thymus? (4th)

Ultimobranchial

body = calcitonin

producing parafollicular

cells. (5th)